In the run-up to this weekend's G-8 summit at Camp David, journalists have unfavorably compared European "austerity" with Barack Obama's economic policies.

A bill pending in the House shows that neither party can resist.

The longer the White House and Congress continue to treat "war-related" funding as a separate item from the budget for the Department of Defense, the harder it will be to control a ballooning budget.

President Bush hopes to balance the budget by 2012, but the increasing cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan could make it difficult.

In a NRO symposium, Veronique de Rugy offers her advice to the Republican minority leadership.

How has homeland security spending changed since the terrorists attacks of September 11?

Politicians may cry crocodile tears about deficit spending, but their actions demonstrate that they remain addicted to big government.

AEI scholars respond to the State of the Union address.