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The Congressional Budget Office says the federal government is on track for a $2.3 trillion deficit this year, down roughly $900 billion from last year when the coronavirus caused Congress to provide historic amounts of financial aid. Read More.

Deficit for fiscal 2021 will come to $2.3 trillion, almost $900 billion less than projected earlier, as economy revives Read More.

The pandemic has made everything a bit trickier — tax filing season is no exception. Read More.

The numbers: The cost of U.S. consumer goods and services rose in January at the fastest pace in five months, largely because of higher gasoline prices. Read More.

It has not been easy for most American families during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read More.

Republican lawmakers are asking the Biden administration to help taxpayers who are receiving tax forms for unemployment benefits claimed by identity thieves. Read More.

🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 2/22/21: “Grassroots Leaders Shake the Political Trees” Read More.

The Covid crisis has turbo-charged profits and share prices. But are the big six now too powerful for regulators to ignore? Read More.

Social Security alone isn’t enough to fund your retirement. Here’s how to jump-start your savings Read More.

Data from China expected to tell two different stories Read More.

This episode of What’s Ahead warns that the trading frenzy in GameStop and other so-called meme stocks is stoking Washington politicians’ desire to enact a new tax on every securities transaction. Read More.

🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 2/08/21: “Political Media” Read More.

Residents in these places face state income tax rates as high as 13.3%. Read More.

A fierce and powerful Democrat will be joining one of the Senate’s most powerful committees. Read More.

If, as the saying goes, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, then mark New York’s state government down as insane. Read More.