Consistent with their broader assault on American principles, liberals in government have eviscerated work requirements for food stamps.

Though a relatively small percentage of the gargantuan federal budget, foreign aid comes at a heavy cost to the average U.S. taxpayer.

Fears that the social programs will be drastically cut continue to rise as the government has yet to proffer a plausible solution.

The U.S. economy continues to spiral down as Bidenflation pounds the American worker and consumer spending plummets.

Interest payments are projected to exceed defense spending for the first time, bringing a newfound sense of urgency to the U.S. debt crisis.

The circumstances and spirit that gave rise to Trump's anti-establishment MAGA movement have parallels in early 18th-century England.

Even this Biden supporter couldn't quite bring himself to applaud the president's whopper about the national debt.

Biden has decided to spend another $7 billion to supposedly save low-income families a combined $350 million annually.

The IMF's warning comes as the U.S. national debt closes in on $35 trillion with no signs of slowing down.

Hopefully, the American people will elect a Republican Congress and president who have the willpower to save the nation from a fiscal abyss.