Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is in the midst of a busy trip to China, where, as my colleague Nick Arama reported, she got the official
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Mulvaney Doubts June 1 Deadline on Debt Ceiling
Mick Mulvaney, a top official in former President Donald Trump’s administration, cast doubt Wednesday on the hard June 1 deadline for the debt ceiling. The
U.S. Will Face ‘Financial and Economic Chaos’ if Debt Ceiling Not Raised – RedState
House Republicans and President Joe Biden remain stalled in contentious budget talks with each side accusing the other of setting the country on a course
Biden’s Hot Mic, J6 Police Provocateurs, Kennedy’s Yellen Grillin’
Welcome to the RedState Weekly Briefing — where we take a quick look at the week’s most viewed stories in case you missed any of
Feds Won’t Bail out SVB – RedState
We’ve been covering the spectacular failure of Silicon Valley Bank since news broke on Friday that the bank had been shut down and taken over
Yellen: IRS Will Not Use $80B in Inflation Reduction Act to Target Middle-Class
This week, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen wrote a letter outlining that the $80 billion in funding the Internal Revenue Service is set to receive for
Reporters Nail Biden for Blowing off COVID Guidance in Another ‘Rules for Thee’ Moment – RedState
Joe Biden tested positive on Saturday for COVID again after testing negative earlier this week. He first tested positive on July 21. With the new
Biden Team’s New Recession Talking Point Gets Blown up by Their Econ Advisor’s Own Words – RedState
We’ve seen the Biden team trying to redefine what constitutes a recession because they know that it’s very likely the news will come later this
Rep. Mullin to Newsmax: Tax Hike Due to Last Year’s Spending
Senate Democrats this week are finishing up talks with the Senate parliamentarian to see if they can raise taxes and use the money to extend
Sen. Kennedy Perfectly Punctures the Biden Team for Giving Up on Inflation and Gas Prices – RedState
The Biden team seems to have given up on doing anything about inflation and high gas prices. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has changed her tune