President Joe Biden's budget calls for $1.8 trilion more in total spending than total federal revenues for fiscal year 2021.

"It’s a fiscal policy success that our economy is growing and growing in a better way than most any other developed country," Buttigieg said.

Sen. Joe Manchin has consistently cited concerns about the current high rate of inflation and deficit spending for his opposition.

'Cutting taxes on American employers was a central part of our efforts to bring jobs and factories back home to the United States.'

Democrats are looking at new scorched-earth tactics to get their way with their proposed budget and mire America deeper in debt.

'That would shrink the whole bill. It’d be a lie. But it would shrink the whole bill,' former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said.

'My Build Back Better Agenda costs zero dollars,' the president claimed about his massive spending plan being hotly debated in Congress.

Uh, oh, the nation's credit card has been cut up. That's okay - Congress will just make another one. Boom! The spending resumes.

Californina mulls extending the eviction moratorium until low-wage workers return to work despite incentivizing them to stay at home.

Paul urged Congress to stop wasting billions in taxpayer money every year to fund inane 'research' that does nothing to help Americans.

Even with raising taxes among high earners, Biden's proposed budget would run a $1.8 trillion deficit in 2022.

'It's a dangerous and reckless threat to our security and our future,' Rep. Andy Biggs told Tea Party Patriots' Jenny Beth Martin.

The amount Americans have borrowed to buy stocks reached a new high - a whopping $847 billion. Analysts are worried another crash is upon us.

Congressional Republicans want the government to stop burying the American future under a mountain of debt.

Acosta has spent eight years at the White House and was promoted to chief White House correspondent in 2018.