Ryan: “We Want to Avoid a Debt Crisis”
The Republican chairman of the House budget committee says his spending plan would levy taxes “in a fairer way.”
The Republican chairman of the House budget committee says his spending plan would levy taxes “in a fairer way.”
Having reduced its gargantuan debt burden, the Greek government can say, from here, things will get better.
Governments in Germany and the Netherlands need opposition support.
The president’s tax plan doesn’t level the playing field. It picks different winners and losers.
The Republican congressman says the president “isn’t even trying” to meet the nation’s fiscal challenges.
The president says he is prepared to make the “tough choices”. Again.
Spain’s new government embarks on an austerity agenda with budget cuts and tax increases.
Europe’s sovereign debt crisis isn’t coming to an end until its political class recognizes that a recession is unavoidable.
The parties agreed to a measure that will keep the government funded through next year but still fight over taxes.
Despite Germany’s push for a European fiscal compact, events may trigger a serious deviation from the proposed path.
Two top senators agreed that a tax cut would probably be extended but neither was looking forward to a compromise.
Democrats insist that tax rates increase for high income earners but Republicans have seen this movie before.
John Kerry argues there could be a deficit reduction if only Republicans agree to raise taxes.
The conservative prime minister, François Fillon, unveils another €7 billion worth of austerity measures.
Texas governor Rick Perry’s proposal for a flat tax could win him back support from Republican primary voters.