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Ted Cruz and Tim Scott urge Treasury Secretary to approve $200 billion tax cut on capital gains without congressional approval.

The war in the Mideast has effectively halted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to push up gas prices and raise the cost of other goods.

The measure comes as Democrats began to jostle ahead of the upcoming presidential primary.

The Trump-led attack on solar eases as the right reckons with its crucial role in powering AI and keeping utility bills from spiraling.

Would an army with excellent captains and mediocre generals be better than one with a brilliant general and crummy captains? The Department of Data looks to the Civil War for answers.

Oil supplies are vulnerable if conflict escalates.

Paramount's Warner Bros. deal is seen by many as a win for conservatives seeking greater sway over the media -- and raises new scrutiny over President Trump's role in it.

Millions of workers don't have employer-sponsored retirement accounts. But the president's proposal in the State of the Union speech may not answer their needs.

Most renters -- including those earning six figures -- doubt they could afford a home in the foreseeable future.

NASA is now looking at an April launch at the earliest for Artemis II, its first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years.