Fiscal Cliff

After a day of wrangling, the House voted to approve a fiscal cliff deal late Tuesday night. What was the reason behind all the gridlock?

British worry that Americans will just keep printing money, rather than focus on our own austerity measures.

The Senate deal permanently raises income taxes for individuals making more than $400,000 a year. It delays -- for just two months -- most of those automatic spending cuts that were set to kick in. And it includes a number of other provisions to stave off the most pressing aspects of the fiscal cliff.

The IRS faces a ton of decisions, changes and updates in the fiscal cliff deals. But until there is a deal, the federal agency is as uncertain about the future as everyone else.

Richard Crowe, an unemployed former steelworker living in Ohio, talks about what it's been like searching for a job and what he would do when unemployment benefits expire tomorrow.

Defense contractors are already cutting back as the war in Afghanistan winds down.

'Bridges to Nowhere' and other pork-barrel spending used to be the grease for deal-making in Congress.

All eyes on are on Washington as the deadline to the fiscal cliff is just hours away.

Come Monday, if there’s no fiscal cliff deal, the best way for people to indicate their unhappiness is the markets.