The Trump administration on Friday unveiled more details of the president’s vision for how to fund the government in fiscal year 2026, expanding on its request earlier this month for steep ...

The budget office has not released estimates of debt, deficits, economic growth or other traditional metrics, breaking ...

But Government Spending ... reductions in discretionary spending, including on research and development, as part of the annual budget process. (Casselman, 4/30) The Trump administration on Tuesday ...

Shortly before last year’s presidential election, Musk breezily estimated that DOGE could cut annual federal spending ... something like 63% of discretionary spending. And although Musk said ...

The House Agriculture Committee’s vote on the budget reconciliation bill this week was expected to cut around $230 billion from SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, as part of an effort by the Trump ...

An Upstate New York museum says it’s lost $500,000 in funding due to cuts by President Donald Trump’s administration. WROC reports the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, N.Y., sent a ...

As the Trump White House looks to reduce federal spending, Wisconsin lawmakers have begun the process of writing the state budget. State Republicans who hold the powerful Joint Finance Committee ...

Federal spending is higher in the first 7 months of this fiscal year compared to the same time period of 2024 as Republicans in Congress debate the level of spending reductions and tax cuts to include ...

President Donald Trump provided a self-made Memorial Day deadline to pass the legislation that would cut spending by the federal government. If the $880 billion in cuts to Medicaid doesn't go ...

the federal deficit increased by $196 billion so far this fiscal year, as spending on social safety-net services and defense programs continue to climb. The government spent $342 billion more in ...

according to a New York Times analysis of federal spending data. But Mr. Musk’s group continues to list 43 of those contracts as “terminations” on its website, which it calls the “Wall of ...

New York lawmakers passed a $254 billion state budget late Thursday, but acknowledged they may have to make major alterations if President Donald Trump and Congress cut federal spending.