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- U. S. Treasury: FY 2025 Deficit Totaled $1. 8 Trillion - AAF
The U S Treasury released its final Monthly Treasury Statement for FY 2025, estimating a $1 8 trillion deficit for the year The deficit was the net effect of $7 0 trillion of spending and $5 2 trillion of revenue collections
- AAF - The American Action Forum
The American Action Forum injects forward-thinking ideas into the public debate that will build a better economic future
- Sizing Up Interest Payments on the National Debt - AAF
The federal government spent $970 billion on interest payments on the national debt in FY 2025 - the equivalent of 19 percent of all federal revenue collections and roughly $7,300 per household
- The Biden Regulatory Record - AAF
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY According to the aggregated collection of self-reported estimates from federal agencies, the cumulative total of regulatory costs under the Biden Administration added up to more than $1 8 trillion – far exceeding any preceding administration on record The Environmental Protection Agency was the main contributor of regulatory costs with more than $1 3 trillion, but […]
- About - AAF
AAF is an independent, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization; it is not affiliated with or controlled by any political group Its focus is to educate the public about the complex policy choices the country faces, and to explain as cogently and influentially as possible why solutions grounded in the center-right values that have long guided the
- Where Do FY 2026 Appropriations Stand? - AAF
When Congress returns from its August recess on September 2, it will have just 28 days to complete work on the 12 full-year appropriations bills for FY 2026 or enact another continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown In the preceding months, the House and Senate have made progress on appropriations, but the work is far from done
- The AAF Plan to Address the Nations Debt Challenge - AAF
The AAF plan includes sweeping policy changes to both the revenue and spending sides of the federal budget and would achieve the fiscal goal of roughly stabilizing debt-to-GDP within a decade and putting it on a downward path thereafter In fact, the plan would eliminate more than half of the projected debt accumulation over the next three decades
- Breaking Down the BRICS Tariff - AAF
Executive Summary President Trump has threatened to impose a 10-percent tariff on any country associated with BRICS, a bloc composed primarily of developing countries that seek to counter the economic influence of Western-dominated institutions This new tariff proposal – which would stack on top of “Liberation Day” tariffs – was touted by the president as […]
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