Author: Craig Eyermann

If you were a fan of the Seinfeld television show in the 1990s or the reruns that still air and

Government spending is going through the roof as the outgoing Biden-Harris administration cements its fiscal legacy of failure. That’s not

One week before Thanksgiving, the U.S. government’s total public debt outstanding surpassed $36 trillion for the first time ever. Just

The U.S. government got off to a very bad start for its 2025 fiscal year. The U.S. Treasury Department reported that the federal government spent

There is an old proverb known as the “law of holes.” It goes something like this: “Let me tell you about the

Ready for a pre-Halloween scare? The U.S. government’s total public debt outstanding surpassed $35.465 trillion at the end of its 2024 fiscal year on September

The final numbers for the U.S. government’s spending and revenues during its 2024 fiscal year have finally come in. From October 1,

There are some big signs that the people of Las Vegas and the state of Nevada are getting genuine buyer’s

It’s a mistake to think the unemployment insurance fraud permitted during 2020’s pandemic has stopped imposing costs on its victims:

Paying attention to government spending is often both a thankless and depressing task. What makes it that way are the horrible