Wall Street Journal

Why the Federal Deficit Is Projected to Surge, in Five Charts

Debt held by the public will balloon to more than $56 trillion by 2036 as annual deficits continue to mount, according to the latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office. By later this ...

How good is Alberta 'tax advantage' when it requires deficit borrowing?

Alberta has a revenue problem, a spending problem and 'budget amnesia,' says a former senior UCP advisor and Finance official ...
Opinion

Here’s how Newsom’s spending binge outstripped revenues, creating California’s chronic deficit

Obscure charts show how California's spending exploded under Newsom, far outstripping its stagnant population growth, inflation and a hefty increase in revenues.
Press-Telegram

Here’s how Newsom’s spending binge outstripped revenues, creating California’s chronic deficit

An array of charts buried in the fine print of the state budget, unknown to all but a few fiscal nerds, details what California has collected in revenues and spent over the last half-century. The ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN

Six charts to see before Alberta Budget 2026 is tabled Thursday

The Alberta government is expected to reveal its second consecutive multi-billion dollar budgetary deficit on Thursday afternoon when it tables its plan for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
San Diego Union-Tribune

This is how Newsom’s spending outpaced revenue

An array of charts buried in the fine print of the state budget, unknown to all but a few fiscal nerds, details what California has collected in revenues and spent over the last half-century. The ...
Times-Standard

Dan Walters | Newsom’s spending binge outstripped revenues, creating chronic deficit

An array of charts buried in the fine print of the state budget, unknown to all but a few fiscal nerds, details what California has collected in revenues and spent over the last half-century. The ...
Palo Alto Weekly

Here’s how Newsom’s spending binge outstripped revenues, creating California’s chronic deficit

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. An array of charts buried in the fine print of the state budget, unknown to all but a few fiscal nerds, details what ...