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↵↵Amid reports of depleted U.S. weapons stockpiles, Trump claimed that "we have a tremendous amount of munitions, ammunition at the … upper level, middle and upper level[s], all of which is really powerful
"We have a record we just set, as you know, the S&P 500 just set a new record, 7,000. Nobody thought that was possible [in] this quick [of] a time."
Christopher S.
Some of President Donald Trump's closest Senate allies expect he will support another try at a budget reconciliation bill this year.
President Joe Biden’s pardon for thousands of people convicted of possessing marijuana may have a limited impact on its own but pushes debate.
Developers, environmental advocates await an EPA decision that could block the opening of the Pebble Mine near an Alaskan salmon fishery.
And a key bipartisan Taiwan policy bill (S 4428) waiting to be brought up for a Senate floor vote would establish as U.S. policy that Taiwan be included as a participant in the IPEF talks while recommending
“Get ready for a lot of 6-to-3’s.”
Defense analysts and former military officials in Taiwan say the island democracy is not prepared for a Chinese invasion.
Kansans overwhelmingly opposed removing the right to an abortion from the state constitution, a possible bellwether for votes to come.
Alito Jr.’s leaked draft opinion overruling Roe.
Julie Swann, a North Carolina State University professor who analyzes COVID-19’s impact on children, found that COVID-19 deaths and hospitalizations could rise, perhaps by as much as 20 percent,
Donald S. Beyer Jr., D-Va., has introduced a bill that would require full COVID vaccination or a negative test for domestic air and Amtrak travel.
Companies’ decisions to exclude COVID-19’s business impact when finalizing the size of bonuses and stock packages for their highest-paid executives are triggering more objections than ever, investor
The second draw would be limited to businesses with fewer than 301 employees that suffered at least a 35 percent drop in revenues in one of 2020’s business quarters compared to the same quarter last
Putting the limit back would mean individuals with income from partnerships, S corporations and other “pass-through” structures can’t use excess business losses to offset other income, such as investment
required local housing authorities to file reports to HUD showing how they were actively working to implement the Fair Housing Act that Congress passed in 1968 amid the riots after Martin Luther King Jr.’s
theory that housing policies that hurt minorities without explicitly discriminating against them still violate the Fair Housing Act, which Congress passed amid the riots following Martin Luther King Jr.’s