By bwinck@businessinsider.com (Ben Winck) Say something if you’ve heard this one before. The deadline to raise or suspend the debt ceiling is weeks away. Democrats say the responsibility to avoid…
By Charlie McCarthy Republican senators are moving to formally strike down President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate on private businesses, it was reported Wednesday. A total of 41 GOP senators have…
By Jonathan Turley Internet progressives went into renewed outrage last week with objections to the “abomination” and “fixed” game being played in Washington. The subject of these attacks was not…
By Nathan Maxwell The right to vote means the right to vote for representatives who will listen to us when they are in office. It means the right to vote…
Susan Ferrechio Democrats may have to scrap a Halloween deadline for advancing a massive social welfare spending package thanks to internal fighting over the size and cost of the measure.…
By Grace-Marie Turner While Democrats wrestle with internal battles over their multitrillion-dollar social welfare bill, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is determined to push it forward with her drug pricing plan…
By Leah Barkoukis Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen defended the Biden administration’s plan to have banks report accounts to the IRS with $600 or more, claiming it’s meant to target the…
By Colton Salaz The House of Representatives approved legislation that will allow a short-term increase in the nation’s debt limit, averting a default into December. According to the New York…
By Kate Kelly and Alan Rappeport When the Biden administration looked for ways to pay for the president’s expansive social policy bill, it proposed raising revenue by cracking down on…
By Tom Ozimek Food prices across the world have risen to their highest levels in a decade on the back of tightening supply conditions robust demand, according to the Food…
Caleb Ashley Much of the media coverage of Democrats’ $3.5 trillion spending bill has focused on storylines such as Biden vs. Republicans or Sinema vs. activists. The bill’s merits (or…
Rick Newman Democrats in Congress are arguing among themselves about whether to pass a massive spending bill, or merely a large one. They should listen to voters, who are pointing…
