Trump expands access to tax-exempt diesel
It’s an implicit acknowledgment that the Trump administration is running out of ways to stem the conflict’s economic fallout.
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It’s an implicit acknowledgment that the Trump administration is running out of ways to stem the conflict’s economic fallout.
The executive order will reportedly expand access to tax-exempt diesel.
Critics warn that the latest promise would worsen the deficit and amount to bribery.
Only 44% of adults ages 18 to 29 describe themselves as thriving, according to Gallup.
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer wouldn’t commit last week to imposing Russia sanctions recently enacted by Congress.
Democrats are renewing their calls for Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte to appear before Congress.
Some in the administration worry that Iran will consider taking action to damage the president ahead of the midterms.
If Democrats are in charge, don’t expect many of the president’s picks to move at all.
One irony of modern elections, when everything a politician says behind a microphone is livestreamed, is that few of his words get heard outside the room.
Senate Republicans’ top super PAC is making a tactical change, pausing its ad campaign in North Carolina’s Senate race and launching a new one in Kansas.
Immigrant advocates are grappling with the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the Trump administration to move forward with third-country deportations.
“The FBI’s plan to obtain direct access to this extensive network of cameras raises the risk of substantial abuses of Americans’ data,” wrote Rep. Greg Casar, D-Texas.
The senator said he plans to make his decision “really soon.”
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says Democrats should be running on universal childcare proposals.
For many in the administration, the strategy toward Cuba remains simple: Wait until it falls.
Despite the warm welcome at the White House, industry leaders are bracing for a Democrat-controlled Congress.
Rep. Sean Casten, D-Ill., has quietly asked Democrats in recent weeks to support him in a potential bid for the top position on the House Financial Services Committee, according to people familiar with the outreach.
Whether to impose the levies ‘is for the president to decide,’ Jamieson Greer said on the sidelines of the G20 trade ministerial.
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