Mayor Brandon Johnson drops property tax hike in latest bid for Chicago budget deal
Mayor Brandon Johnson has rolled out his fourth proposed 2025 budget plan with a year-end deadline looming, dropping his push for a property tax hike, but critics said his proposed spending cuts still don't go far enough.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released a report analyzing 76 policy options for reducing the federal budget ...
French bonds fell after Moody’s Ratings cut the country’s credit rating, putting more pressure on officials after far-right ...
President Bola Tinubu has postponed Tuesday's scheduled 2025 national budget presentation to both houses of the National ...
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Ex-Rep. John M. Spratt Jr., the former House Budget Committee chairman who was defeated for reelection after his role in ...
Germany’s finance ministry announced plans to implement a provisional budget at the start of 2025. The move comes after the ...
Chicago homeowners can breathe a sigh of relief, as it appears a proposed property tax hike is no longer in the cards in the ...
It’s confusing, it’s convoluted, and it’s your taxpayer dollars. It’s budget season in Olympia. Over the next few months, ...
Before Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest bid to secure passage of his 2025 budget plan fell apart last week, his team raced to ...
British businesses this month cut staff numbers at the fastest pace in almost four years, raised prices and turned more ...
A Washington lawmaker wants to shore up the state’s transportation budget by gradually putting sales taxes on vehicles into ...
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