"I ask you to think about the last time a person said -- has said in this country that the government does too much for them."

President Joe Biden indicates he might be willing to bypass Congress and raise the debt ceiling all by himself.

New Biden administration mortgage rules taking effect May 1 will penalize Americans with good credit scores when they go to buy a home.

Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy speaks to the press after a meeting with President Joe Biden on Wednesday.

Spending on the misguided programs has "metastasized like a cancer," a former professor with the school says.

Buffalo Bills superstar quarterback Josh Allen teamed up with ForgiveCo to bring a wondrous Christmas gift to 2,600 Americans.

A federal appeals court has put a pause on the Biden administration's controversial plan to forgive student loans.

This is what happens when a mentally hazy president tries to grapple with the intricacies of the online world and the teleprompter.

The U.S. Department of Education has not been clear as to why they made the changes to the loan forgiveness guidelines.

Almost half of America's governors are opposed to Biden's student debt forgiveness plan and have demanded he withdraw it.

A Facebook page called Mike Rowe a fraud and he came back with a thoughtful and clever comment to combat their accusation.

Biden's student loan debt forgiveness plan might actually raise individuals' state taxes or further complicate state tax codes.

Economists have serious concerns about the efficacy and wisdom of Biden's plan to cancel $10,000 in student debt.

The moratorium on student loan repayment expires soon, but Biden's secretary of education says the administration is reviewing it.

President Joe Biden's talking points about his administration's responsible handling of government spending and inflation take the cake.

'I have told him that this is more important than just about anything else that he can do on his own,' Schumer said.

'The American people are not going to buy this budget, because frankly we can’t afford it,' Rep. Jason Smith said.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office is about to release official numbers on Biden's $1.85 trillion bill -- and they don't sound good.

The Democrats' solution is always 'Tax the rich!' but they can't figure out how to tax them enough to pay for their extravagent spending plan.

The Senate avoided a shutdown as both parties agreed to a last-minute plan. 'Now they will need to do the same thing on the debt limit.'