Jim Horney discusses the false claim that the health reform law's Medicare savings are meaningless.

The false claim that the health reform law uses revenues from Social Security and premiums from a new long-term care insurance program to offset the cost of health reform is discussed by Jim Horney, Director of Federal Fiscal Policy.

The false claim that the health reform law hides the true cost of health reform by collecting its new revenues in the early years and delaying spending until later years is discussed by Jim Horney, Director of Federal Fiscal Policy.

Chuck Marr, the Center's Director of Federal Tax Policy, discusses how the levels of federal income taxes on middle-income families have changed over time.

Trends in income and taxes for the highest-income taxpayers is discussed by Chuck Marr, Director of Federal Tax Policy at the Center.

Chuck Marr, the Center's Director of Federal Tax Policy, discusses how our federal tax dollars are spent.

The jobs report for March is discussed by Chief Economist, Chad Stone.

Michael Mazerov, senior fellow with the Center's State Fiscal Project, discusses how internet retailer Amazon is going to extremes to avoid collecting sales tax from its customers.

The myth that cutting taxes can stimulate a state's economy is discussed by Senior Advisor, Iris Lav.

A legislative tool called "reconciliation" and its role in health reform are discussed by a Senior Fellow at the Center, Paul Van de Water.