What everybody seems to forget about tariffs is that the money doesn’t disappear. It becomes like a tax on the transaction and ends up in our treasury. Also, consumers don’t just shrug and pay extra.

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Iowa Auditor Rob Sand’s office requested information related to the state’s taxpayer-funded private school financial ...

Columnist Scott Maxwell takes a look at former State Rep. Carolina Amesty’s claims that she is being unfairly prosecuted for ...

CalPERS, the state’s largest pension system, is trying to claw back the payments it made to retirees while they worked for ...

The SC treasurer’s office also also hired a subject matter expert to help with understanding the annual comprehensive ...

An 80-year-old Daytona Beach Shores woman was duped into sending a check, believing she'd won a million from Publisher's ...

Foreign pollution has for far too long been overlooked, both as something that undermines American jobs and that degrades our ...

Plus: A slow start to the tax filing season, movement on the budget, refusing to file, rescheduling cannabis, tax filing ...