White House says China cant avoid 104% retaliatory tariffs
The White House said Tuesday that President Donald Trump remains willing to make deals with other nations, but only if doing so will help... Read More.
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Lawmakers want to ensure union activities done off the clock for federal workers
In another attempt to rein in federal employees, a pair of Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation to ensure workers aren’t engaging in union activities... Read More.
Heat, median income are metrics in $25M roof rebate proposal
Household rebates of up to $25 million in all 50 states and U.S. territories through fiscal year 2029 is proposed by a North Carolina... Read More.
Bill: Taxpayer money OK for stadiums of winning teams, not losers
An Ohio lawmaker doesn’t want to stop taxpayers from paying for all professional sports stadiums. He only wants to ban it for the losers.
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Temporary stay granted in nation’s last unsettled election
Instructions for recalculating the nation’s last unresolved election from Nov. 5 will wait a little longer following Monday’s ruling from the North Carolina Supreme... Read More.
Supreme Court allows Trump to continue Venezuelan deportations
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that a lower federal court doesn’t have jurisdiction in a lawsuit filed to prevent deportations of violent Venezuelan... Read More.
Nevada senator proposes major Social Security boost
More than 7 million Americans and 50,000 Nevada residents receive monthly payments from the Social Security Administration’s Supplemental Security Income program for the elderly... Read More.
Democratic senators coordinate effort to protect Social Security
There is now a Social Security War Room, and Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is one of the Democrats behind its launch.
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Lawmakers propose ending taxpayer subsidies for sports stadiums
The debate over whether taxpayers should be on the hook for constructing professional sports stadiums has made its way back to Capitol Hill as... Read More.
District courts have little authority to block Trumps actions, SCOTUS rules
With the U.S. Supreme Court ruling Friday that a district court cannot block the president from terminating federal contracts, President Donald Trump will likely... Read More.
