The chief financial officer of the U.S. begged Congress to raise the nation's credit line so it can borrow money to pay its bills.

Just to make sure their message reaches its target, RootsAction added the mobile billboard this week in Washington, D.C.

The polarizing and controversial $1.7 trillion spending bill is making its way to Biden -- via VIP treatment, apparently.

Donald Trump blasted "Old Crow" Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for helping Democrats pass a pork-filled, year-end spending bill.

"House Republicans say that they want to craft a budget, but they haven’t yet been able to select a speaker," Romney said.

"Amazingly, no one threw him out, and instead they did whatever he wanted," Carlson said of Zelenskyy's appearance before Congress.

You really have to hand it to Kentucky's Rand Paul: He really knows how to frame the outrageousness going on in Washington.

"You've got nine months, almost ten months to produce a plan. They weren't ready on Sept. 30, so they voted themselves 90 more days.'

“We deserve proper consideration and the chance to read, debate and amend - not a backroom deal," the senator said.

While some Republicans have decried the apparent open checkbook the U.S. has offered to Ukraine, most have approved of the billions in aid.