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Consumer sentiment is lower than it was during the Great Recession and when the entire country was locked down during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shutting down data center expansion means losing the opportunity to build out a stronger, future-proofed energy infrastructure for the entire community.

The plaintiffs' bar donates an awful lot of money, especially directed to progressive politicians, to keep effective tort reform at a safe viewing distance.

Trump's latest action in his mass deportation effort requires banks to report payroll tax evasion, shell companies, and the unverified use of an ITIN.

Barney Frank spent his final weeks warning Democrats they'd lost working-class voters by mistaking the fringe for the base.

The structural advantage Republicans have built through aggressive mid-cycle redistricting is historically unusual -- a possible net gain of eight seats.

Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) is furthering the White House's push to enforce immigration laws with a bill to ensure all jobs nationwide go to legal U.S. workers.

It's the fifth straight day that the national average price for regular gas increased, setting a new record high for fuel costs in 2026.

The U.S. is on a trajectory to fiscal apocalypse in this century, but there is a clear path to escape the sovereign debt trap.

The Clarity Act is not a niche financial regulation bill. It is a national security measure. Congress should treat it accordingly.