
Now that we have our finances in order, it's time to make a budget.

President Obama argues the wealthy should pay higher taxes; almost all Republicans oppose him.

The chasm between rich and poor is seriously affecting public higher education, where 80 percent of our college students enroll.

Eric Cantor's new plan to save money involves forcing students to begin paying back school loans before they've even graduated.

What's worse—Death? Life in prison? Life after prison?

Today the space shuttle Endeavour is making its final liftoff. Here's why that shouldn't sadden you a bit.

If you're out of work and want Washington to focus on creating jobs and not budget cuts, join a Briefcase Brigade next Wednesday.

Ignoring science yet again, Congress determines that wolves aren't endangered. As part of a budget negotiation.

Democrats have received less than a tenth of that. But the debate over farm subsidies is complicated.

All those "wasteful" energy programs currently threatened by the House GOP are but a tiny thread compared to military and health spending.

Think Republicans want to cut a lot of spending? Think again. Just look how tiny that speck of savings is compared to the whole federal budget.

Do the risks of stopping foreign aid outweigh the need to balance the budget?

In an effort to get California's unruly budget under control, Jerry Brown is taking away the taxpayer-provided cellphones of 48,000 state employees.

K-12 education is spared—for now. It's another story for the state's public colleges and universities.

California Governor Jerry Brown announces what is expected to be a bloody budget Monday at 11:00 a.m. PST. You can watch it live.

With more budget cuts on the horizon, schools in the Golden State are set for fiscal annihilation.

People across the political spectrum often agree that we spend too much on foreign aid. But have no idea how little that already is.