Month: June 2025

As Republicans continue to inch forward on their megabill, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has been working to sway them against wholesale repeals of the Biden-era climate law he...

Familiar home-state foes faced off Thursday in Washington as Democratic governors from New York, Minnesota and Illinois testified before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on their states'...

Transgender pitcher Marissa Rothenberger caused rivals to cry foul after she pitched five games in a row -- including all three in the Minnesota Class 4A tournament -- and...

WASHINGTON -- President Trump urged "numbskull" Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell to lower interest rates Thursday -- while confirming he plans to pick a new chair when Powell's term...

The lowest-income households in the United States would lose $1,600 a year in federal resources under the domestic-policy package House Republicans passed last month, Congress’ nonpartisan scorekeeper predicts. At...

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) got his invite to Thursday’s White House picnic on the South Lawn restored — but another intraparty critic of the president also said he was...

He acknowledged that not everyone will be able to afford the Trump Card, but it will be available to those who can afford to help America pay off its...

President Trump referred to Elon Musk as "a friend of mine" Thursday -- but added his former "first buddy" got "strange" last week when they traded attacks. President Trump...

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst is pushing for Republicans to tack on legislation to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to eliminate the longstanding practice of taxpayer-funded union time. Iowa...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has faced significant criticism from the Trump administration over the central bank's stance on holding interest rates steady in recent months. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has faced...