Fiscal Cliff: If You Aren't Worried, Here's Why You Should Be

WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) - When he releases his budget proposal on Tuesday, President Barack Obama will be able to celebrate the smallest deficit since he took office in 2009. He also will be able to enjoy a cease-fire in the fiscal battles ...

A real budget crisis is festering that could make the fiscal cliff seem like a molehill. It will paralyze the nation's bridge, highway and mass transit construction this summer and

Watching congressional Democrats and Republicans wrestle over the budget is a little like watching Thelma and Louise. Democrats want to stomp on the gas pedal and race to the edge of the cliff at top speed, while Republicans want merely toset the ...

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Instead of being focused on a phony fiscal cliff, Republicans might focus on how they will approach Obama's second term. What should House Republicans do? They are in a very different world than they expected just one month ago.Instead of ...

Submitted by William Briat as part of our contributors program . We narrowly averted the first fiscal cliff on January 1, 2013—now, it's the infrastructure fiscal cliff of 2014! Over the last number of weeks, stories and new reports have been ...

It happened with the fiscal cliff, it happened with the debt ceiling. When it comes to the economy, the US is notorious for kicking the can further and further, but what happens when they reach the end of the road? This was the question I put to ...

The stock market enjoyed a third consecutive day of gains on Wednesday, as industrial production numbers topped estimates and the Federal Reserve indicated it would keep interest rates near rock-bottom lows until the U.S. approaches full employment.