After weeks of anticipation and speculation, President Donald Trump followed through on his tariff threats by declaring on ...

Since 1940, the Social Security Board of Trustees has released an annual report that intricately details how the program generates income and where every dollar of its outlays (i.e., benefits and, to ...

This year, the U.S. Congress has a unique opportunity to strike a significant — and swift — blow against cancer. Last ...

This marked a significant escalation over the tariffs he had already pushed through, even as US stocks have tumbled on fears ...

Trump’s higher rates would hit foreign entities that sell more goods to the United States than they buy. But economists don’t share Trump’s enthusiasm for tariffs since they’re a tax on importers that ...

No president is supposed to serve more than two full terms. That rule became part of the US Constitution in 1951, after ...

The MAGA-controlled 118th House passed only 27 bills that became law — the lowest number since the Great Depression.

“Unfortunately, fact patterns like this are not unique.” The letter also outlines examples in the textiles and apparel support industries. It says that while law enforcement has been ...

for example, Democrats controlled the U.S. House, as they did during the second half of his first term, from 2021-2022. But tight margins in both congressional chambers have meant that ...

But that is just one example of how Congress, under unified Republican control, is proactively relinquishing some of its fundamental and critical authority on oversight, economic issues and more.

Most Republican members of Congress, including those from Tennessee, are acting like his personal communications team rather than being a constitutional check on executive power. Take for example ...