White House Competition Council Announces New Actions to Lower Costs
Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Initiatives to Lower Food, Rental Housing, and Other Costs and Updated Guidance Regarding Enforcement of Antitrust Laws in the Modern...
Self-Serving U.S. Policies Exacerbate Global Economic Volatility
“The IMF forecast for global growth over the medium-term is around 3 percent — well below the historical average of 3.8 percent during 2000-19....
U.S. Rep. Van Orden: Introduces Citizen Vote Protection Act
Rep. Derrick Van Orden (WI-03) today introduced the Citizen Vote Protection Act, which will require driver’s licenses and identification cards to include an indication...
New Laws Remove Obstacles for DACA Recipients Who Want to Become Police Officers
California and Colorado have passed laws that would permit noncitizens authorized to work in the U.S. to become police officers, while New Jersey and...
America Beefs Up Border Enforcement While Welcoming New Immigrants
Recent unpublished government data obtained by CBS News shows a significant decrease in the number of unauthorized migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in June, following the...
2024 GOP Candidates Find It’s Not the Economy
A year ago, Republicans seized on the economy to badger Joe Biden. This year, not so much. When Republican Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina...
From Book Bans to Blueberries, Here Are Some of the State Laws Taking Effect July 1
Saturday marks the start of a new fiscal year for most states, and with that comes the enactment of new laws. The start of...
Biden Runs on His Economy – for Better or Worse
The president made clear he will run on what is perceived as one of his biggest weaknesses: the economy. It just remains to be...
Biden to Colleges: Use Diversity in Your Admissions Decisions Anyway
The president excoriated the court’s conservative justices and proposed new admission standards for colleges and universities to adopt after the Supreme Court rolled back...
Why Biden’s Student Debt Plan Never Took Off
Even before the Supreme Court struck down Biden’s student debt relief plan, it was a big ask of Republicans – and even some Democrats...