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Tax revenue to hit record this year. So is spending 'the problem'?

Tax revenue could hit $2.7 trillion, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Conservatives say this means spending cuts are the solution, but the budget numbers tell a more complicated story.

Who will take on job of fixing Detroit's finances?

Tax VOX The sequester won't last. Here's why.

What the 'sequester' means for you ... and what won't change

Obama's plan to replace the 'sequester': Does the math add up?

Energy Voices Why globalization is energy intensive and wreaks havoc on oil prices

Tax VOX How to avoid the sequester and give both parties what they want

Obama's divide-and-conquer strategy: Is it really about destroying GOP?

Ben Bernanke: Bring down the federal debt, don't just 'stabilize' it

If not 'sequester,' then what? Five ideas from left and right.

Sequester 101: Is all this fuss really necessary?

Sequester 101: What happens if $85 billion in cuts hit on March 1

Decoder Wire What sequester says about who's controlling the Republican Party

Robert Reich Entitlement reform and immigration reform: How are they connected?

Tax VOX Bowles-Simpson II: a new plan to avoid the sequester

New Simpson-Bowles plan: how it envisions a sustainable fiscal path for US

Tax VOX A new marriage penalty for the rich

Tax VOX Spending cuts: five reasons allowing sequestration is bad policy

State of the Union 101: How much in Medicare cuts did Obama put on table?

‘Grand bargain’ on deficit reduction: RIP?

Tax VOX Obama's State of the Union and the great deficit debate

Obama urges a budget without brinkmanship. But can Congress stop the insanity?

State of the Union 101: Has Obamacare really slowed rise of health costs?

State of the Union: Obama and Rubio go head to head on the middle class (+video)

President Obama's State of the Union address full text