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After the move to shut down USAID, lawmakers hoped that supplies already purchased would still be used

Trump’s Venezuela strike is fueling debate about the US military’s involvement in anti-drug trafficking operations.

Republicans are confident Stephen Miran can garner the support he needs after the Banking Committee advanced his nomination earlier this week.

Democrats say they trust the minority leader to steer the negotiations in their favor, despite a head-scratching move last time.

For decades, big business-funded economics courses have been pushing the nation’s judges to the right.

Earlier this year, Utah lawmakers encoded campus open-carry into state law.

The big firms are trying to offload the politically sensitive issue of proxy voting back to regular investors. But do investors want it?

What were once worst-case projections under former US President Joe Biden are now best-case under President Donald Trump.

The Covid-19 pandemic’s stimulus checks and tax credits helped mainstream the idea that government could help unwealthy people through hard times by simply giving them cash—without conditions like work requirements or stringent income limits. Since then, the push for guaranteed income for the poorest Americans, for whom wage stagnation, inequality, and the disappearance of blue-collar […]