President Trump is reshaping how the federal government collects and spends money, while doing little to rein in federal deficits https://t.co/bkGQiD2OdK ...

There are no official figures for the amount spent on Egypt’s New Capital, which is located approximately 45km east of Cairo. What is clear is that the main beneficiaries of this largesse are the country’s armed forces https://t.co/QYCYqk4J0P ...

Britain's military got a thorough strategic review, but the government still can't figure out what to pay for (via @opinion) https://t.co/s6e9lVYvUD ...

Matt Nahm, welcome to Allin. >> Thanks, David. I have no idea who you are. Who are you? I mean, you're a guy who kind of popped up running for governor of California last minute. How'd that come about? And who is Matt Mayan? >> Well, David, like everybody, I'm frustrated with a state that keeps spending more and seemingly getting less, which is why I jumped in. But to back up, I grew up in a little farming town here in California, a town called Watsonville, where your strawberries come from. Home >> I do wo ...

China’s government spending got off to its fastest start to any year since 2022, likely an effort by authorities to fortify the economy in the face of rising external uncertainty https://t.co/vALgYhvebb ...

Merz’s €600 billion defense push is rippling across Germany https://t.co/YHK8RGVH1V ...

Germany’s massive spending on weapons is boosting share prices of arms makers but not doing enough to equip its armed forces, the former chief executive officer of a key defense company said https://t.co/LJtFpawDtF ...

No federal agency has ever spent so much on grants and contracts in a single month as the Pentagon’s $93.4 billion in September 2025, according to new analysis published by government watchdog Open the Books. https://t.co/yA6mA2lx05 https://t.co/j0LmuiPeV0 ...

China is increasingly clawing back profits from state companies to cover some of the government’s spending needs, drawing on them more than ever during a year that saw an almost unprecedented decline in budget revenue https://t.co/H1NyyxBKfs ...

shock caused by the war in Iran now in day nine. Lawmakers estimate the daily cost could go well WELL BEYOND THE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED AMOUNT OF $1 BILLION A DAY. THE FULL COSTS SUCH AS REPLACING ALL OF THE MILITARY HARDWARE THAT WE'RE WHAT WE'RE CURRENTLY USING IN THIS MILITARY OPERATION, THAT'S WHERE ACTUALLY THE COST CAN EXPLODE.AND I THINK THAT $1 BILLION ROUGH ESTIMATE THAT WE'RE HEARING RIGHT NOW ISN'T WOULDN'T PROPERLY ACCOUNTING FOR THAT. JOINING ME IS HENRIETTA TRAYS, COFOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF ECONOL ...