Law enforcement and industrial sectors express support for President Trump's OBBB, which has passed the House.

White House officials maintain bankers’ concerns are overstated and discount expected revenues from the president’s tariffs.

The reworked bill has "refined" the hotly disputed definitions of which firearms would be classified as assault weapons.

Senators expressed frustration with the House of Representatives leaving Jackson early Thursday morning before both chambers ...

George Saravelos at Deutsche Bank said the tax threat could pose a risk to the US’s own public finances. The rule appears to ...

U.S. President Donald Trump would have the power to retaliate against countries that impose special digital service taxes on ...

Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson, a Trilby Republican and former Senate President, posted: “The Lion of the Senate has ...

Faced with looming federal Medicaid cuts, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer editorial board members debate whether Ohio ...

The Texas House on Monday advanced a sweeping package to crack down on bail laws, setting a longtime priority of Gov. Greg ...

John Thrasher, a former Florida State University president and longtime state legislator, died on Friday. He was 81.

The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill Thursday increasing regulation and oversight of private special education providers ...

Trump's upcoming appointments of Virginia federal prosecutors could influence the November state elections, as GOP prepares ...