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Congress addressed housing supply and some affordability costs. The next challenge is cost. The American dream depends on it.

Gas prices continued to drop across the country heading into the July 4th holiday.

If the promised gains are credible and competitive harms can be prevented, the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger would not threaten prosperity.

At a time when America needs every available source of electricity to power economic growth, bad and outdated policies take affordable power off the table.

A recent poll asked what one's top three wishes for America would be on its 250th birthday, beyond just chanting "Happy Birthday."

America's birthrate crisis can only be answered with smart immigration policy focused on talent, entrepreneurs, and essential workers.

The Jones Act is not a relic. It is the legal foundation for our sovereign domestic fleet, securing our maritime borders and serving as a military asset.

The national average price for a gallon of regular gas is at its lowest price point since March.

Instead of fixing a problem government caused with more government, we could just make government less involved.

Previous generations built the infrastructure we stand on, and our responsibility is to build the infrastructure the next generation will depend on.