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The U.S. government is paying more than $130,000 a month to rent a space in Trump Tower for a military office that supports the White House, the Wall Street Journal reported.
In an echo of the subprime mortgage crisis, one of the largest owners of troubled student loans cannot collect because documents are missing.
The National Park Service will raise senior lifetime passes to $80 from $10 on August 28.
Mark Weisbrot, CEPR Co-director and Co-Author Of "Social Security- The Phony Crisis," and Michael Tanner, senior fellow at the CATO Institute discuss how long the U.S. can fund social security.
Gov. Chris Sununu, (R-N.H.), shares his concerns about the Republican health care bill and why it is necessary to separate Obamacare reform from entitlement reforms.
Steve Ballmer, USAFacts founder and former Microsoft CEO, says the facts show little correlation between things that are controllable by the government and the U.S. economy.
Steve Ballmer, USAFacts founder and former Microsoft CEO, talks about providing the government with fact-based data to help make unbiased decisions, Microsoft and technological innovation.
Mortgage rates just saw their biggest jump since the presidential election - and it took a heavy toll on home loans.
The Trustees of the Social Security and Medicare trust funds will release their 2017 reports this summer.
The U.S. Agriculture Department is requiring districts to adopt policies this month for addressing meal debts.
Rebecca Vallas, Center for American Progress, takes a look at how a reduction in food stamps could impact people in poverty and the workforce of the future.
CNBC's Courtney Reagan takes a look at how retailers could be impacted if the Trump administration makes big cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, (D), talks about some of the key issues that are being addressed at the U.S. Conference of Mayors' annual meeting, including immigration, health-care, tax reform and infrastructure spending.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is the latest lawmaker to call for an investigation of TransDigm.
Donald Trump wants to charge retailers a fee for accepting food stamps as payment from the poor.
"The spread of fentanyl means that any encounter a law enforcement officer has with an unidentified white powder could be fatal." NBCNews reports.
Larry Bossidy, former Honeywell CEO, weighs in on President Trump's plan to make cuts to food stamps and Medicaid.
Senate leaders presented their 52-member conference with a broad outline of what a health care bill could look like for the first time.
Career diplomats block Trump administration's efforts to lift sanctions on Russia.
Britain has sold its last remaining stake in Lloyds Banking Group, making the lender the first to re-emerge from British state ownership.
