Eschewing a long-standing practice, Trump’s budget director is calling for a more partisan path to funding the government ahead of a Sept. 30 shutdown deadline.

A drama-filled week in DC saw Democrats accuse Republicans ceding Congress' power to Trump and a curveball involving Jeffrey ...

"In the area of reducing benefits, Social Security has always been a system that's been kind of tilted towards the lower wage ...

After Congress passed President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' ahead of the administration's July 4th deadline, you may be wondering how the domestic policy bill could affect your finances.

Republicans are set to fulfill a promise we made to the American people: permanently extending the 2017 tax cuts we established under the first Trump administration. That landmark legislation ...

It only requires a simple majority vote in the Senate, but if lawmakers don't approve the rescission within 45 days, the money must be spent. For Republicans, it's a way of making DOGE cuts permanent.

The Trump White House has formally asked Congress to pull back more than $1 billion in already approved funding for public broadcasting.

“Congress is making America bankrupt,” he wrote in a June 3 post on X. The comment came as Musk reposted a chart from X account World of Statistics, showing U.S. budget deficits from 2000 to ...

The GENIUS Act, the stablecoin legislation currently moving through the Senate, might be the best chance to deliver a favorable legal framework soon.

The 119th Congress has only passed three laws and 11 regulatory disapproval resolutions this legislative session. This lack of legislative output is a sign of political nihilism and a preference ...

Washington Watch As Congress returns, here’s where the Senate could make changes to the GOP’s megabill The Trump team and House leaders are pushing the Senate to aim for speed rather than lots ...

The cat is out of the bag; as voters long suspected, the feds are taking way more money than they need. DOGE started the war on waste; now it’s up to Republicans in Congress to finish the job.