Kean Jr., Bennett debate gas, AI tariff policies
Candidates in New Jersey’s seventh congressional district, one of the most hotly contested House races in the nation, debated over…
Everyday Economics: Consumers are still spending. They’re looking for a better deal.
Americans haven’t stopped spending. They are looking harder for a price they can live with. …
Tariffs, farms, taxes top Iowa candidate divide
Competitive races across Iowa are expected to determine partisan control of Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, where candidates are…
Alaska Senate candidates divide on taxes
One of the closest U.S. Senate races in the country is in Alaska between candidates who offer key similarities and…
Fetterman bucks party again, votes against Iran War Powers resolution
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, once again, was the only Democrat on Thursday to vote against a resolution which would limit…
Data centers front and center in Ohio Senate race
A stretch of federal land in southeastern Ohio is about to hold one of the largest data center projects in…
Orland Park shooting highlights role of concealed carry in self-defense
The shooting of an alleged armed robber by an Illinois concealed-carry license holder at an Orland Park gas station highlights…
No cost estimate for Pentagon’s testosterone screening program
The Pentagon still will not say what testosterone screening will cost for male service members 30 and older, and a…
Analyst: School phone bans fail to address deeper issues
As more states ban phones in K-12 classrooms to reduce distractions and improve student engagement, an analyst says these policies…
U.S. Supreme Court again blocks Missouri congressional map
The U.S Supreme Court blocked a Missouri congressional map favoring Republicans from going into effect for a third time. …
Assaults against ICE up 1,700%+ as Dems’ criticism grows
There were 647 assaults against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers during the first 21 months of the second Trump…
August orders for big-ticket goods made in U.S. beat expectations
August’s durable goods orders were down slightly from July’s at just over $338.6 billion but up from a year ago…