A growing number of Republican senators are cautioning that economic headwinds tied to the Trump administration’s tariff policies and rising oil prices could create political challenges for the GOP as November’s elections approach. Several lawmakers say the combination of trade uncertainty, inflation concerns, and
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Washington state lawmakers voted Wednesday to approve a new tax targeting high-income earners after an extended and contentious debate that stretched more than 24 hours on the legislative floor. The measure imposes a 9.9 percent annual tax on personal earnings above $1 million, a proposal supporters say will help generate billions in new revenue for
President Donald Trump argued Thursday that rising oil prices can work to
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday that the U.S. Navy is not
Rep. James Comer suggested Sunday that President Donald Trump may need to reconsider the deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in
Super Bowl LX will look noticeably different this year, and not just because the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will not
President Donald Trump joined a memorial service Sunday honoring the life of “Dilbert” creator Scott Adams, offering heartfelt praise for the late
Two Republican lawmakers with deep foreign policy experience are raising alarms over reports that the United States may withdraw its remaining troops
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney struck a defiant tone Thursday, insisting that Canada’s future is its own to decide after President Donald
After months of backlash from former CBS News employees and left-leaning media figures unhappy with her push for more even-handed journalism, new
Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that the scope of fraud uncovered in California has reached an estimated $7 billion, describing the
California Gov. Gavin Newsom lashed out at Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent this week after Bessent delivered a sharp and highly personal critique
President Donald Trump called Thursday for former special counsel Jack Smith to be prosecuted following hours of intense questioning before the House
The House of Representatives narrowly approved a standalone spending bill Thursday to fund the Department of Homeland Security, including Immigration and Customs
