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Outside of a small handful of members, congressional Republicans have been almost entirely silent on Donald Trump's signature trade policy.

The single most meaningful metric for the White House remains the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield, and Trump should calibrate fiscal policy around it.

Thanks to the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, the AI revolution will help power America's future without raising the electric bill for families.

Most were conservative Republicans who oppose the bill's ban on large investors buying single-family homes, but one Democrat also voted against it.

Trump appears confident that a quick and victorious war with Iran will override voters' concerns about rising gas prices.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency should not issue non-regulatory conforming licenses to cryptocurrency banks.

If Trump wants to build a lasting legacy, the path forward is clear: solve the Colorado River crisis by building big.

The release of the congestion pricing study was delayed several years after its completion in 2021, but was published by Bowser this week.

This latest inflation report comes after the Federal Reserve voted to hold interest rates steady in January.

Scott hinted that there could be some further changes to a ban on large institutional investors purchasing single-family homes in an exclusive interview.