Nigel Farage, leader of Britain's populist Reform UK, watered down some of his pledges on Monday, saying his party could not immediately implement substantial tax cuts if it won ...

After eight years in office, Emmanuel Macron's position as president is coming under increasing pressure as France's political crisis escalates.

The U.S. government’s gross national debt surpassed $38 trillion on Wednesday—just two months after it reached $37 ...

The deepest markets in the world continue to tell us that paying off the $37 trillion national debt will be the easy part, but budget experts are arguably missing the message. Think the Cato Institute ...

My pessimistic view of our nation’s future triggered me to write “Five reasons American decline appears irreversible” in January 2024. That rambunctious presidential election year now feels like ...

Perhaps it’s time for Douglas Durst to further strengthen his family’s eagle-eyed compulsion with serious civic issues. After all, it was Douglas’ father, Seymour, who in 1989 invented the National ...

Britain's energy regulator Ofgem announced plans on Thursday to tackle 4.4 billion pounds ($6 billion) of debts built up by ...

Investors are turning to safe-haven assets, such as Bitcoin and gold, as the US national debt is nearing a record-breaking $38 trillion. America’s national debt, currently $37.9 trillion, has risen by ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. President George W. Bush added $6.1 trillion to the debt and this was due primarily to tax cuts and the Iraq and ...

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves laid the ground for a tough UK budget next month, telling cabinet colleagues that high borrowing costs and debt levels meant there would be less money for ...

LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Asset managers whose companies oversee more than $1.5 trillion are urging the Bank of England to scrap bond sales they believe place unnecessary strain on Britain's ...

Complaints about aggressive debt collection have skyrocketed in recent months, federal data shows, a sign that more Americans are falling behind on credit cards and medical bills. The rise in ...