The U.S. government recorded a surplus in June, bolstered by increased tariff collections, the Treasury Department has reported. The surplus amounted to a little more than $27 billion, a stark ...

WASHINGTON -- The federal government had a $27 billion surplus in June, an unexpected finding at this point in the fiscal year. The Treasury Department on Friday released its monthly treasury ...

Building supplies and construction equipment sit along a section of Gov. Greg Abbott’s border wall outside of Del Rio in August. Some Texas politicians have complained about a sale of border wall ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The next online public state surplus property auction begins this Saturday, Oct. 21. The Surplus Property Division of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs ...

The federal government is tentatively scheduled to start taking bids Tuesday, June 20, on its sale of the Thomas J. McIntyre Federal Building in downtown Portsmouth. Those interested in bidding are ...

Government agencies across the United States periodically auction firearms, offering licensed gun dealers an opportunity to purchase surplus and seized weapons. GovDeals, a government surplus auction ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - A flood of tax receipts paid in June pushed the federal budget into a $27.5 billion surplus in the month, the Treasury Department reported Thursday. The surplus was about $2 ...

When former Gov. Larry Hogan prepared to leave office, he had strong words for lawmakers and the incoming administration: don’t spend the more than $5 billion surplus. Fast forward, and now, the state ...

A decision to shutter a program that has allowed public agencies and some nonprofits to buy surplus federal property at steep discounts has drawn objections from state lawmakers who complained they ...

LAKE OUACHITA, Ark. – A volunteer fire chief on Lake Ouachita is preparing for the loss of a program his department has relied on for decades. The Federal Surplus Property Program has supplied ...

Need a new laptop? What about a truck or office furniture? Or maybe even some robotic construction equipment? All that and more is up for bid in Alabama’s next online state surplus property auction ...