Congressional Conflicts: Lawmakers dump Tylenol stock before autism controversy
Before President Trump warned pregnant women to avoid taking Tylenol, three members of Congress dumped stock in the Fortune 500 company that makes the... Read More.
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Everyday Economics: Jobs, Waller and whether the Fed can thread the needle
Last week, new Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran defended his lone dissent in favor of faster, deeper interest rate cuts. His argument: “Nonmonetary forces”... Read More.
Attack at Michigan church leaves multiple casualties
At least three are dead, including the gunman, following an attack at a church in Michigan on Sunday morning.
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What happens if the government shuts down?
Unless Republicans and Democrats break their negotiations stalemate, the federal government will partially shut down on Oct. 1, furloughing hundreds of thousands of federal... Read More.
Department of Energy returning $13B climate agenda funding to taxpayers
The U.S. Department of Energy will be returning to American taxpayers $13 billion in “unobligated wasteful spending” that was originally intended for former President... Read More.
Trump directs war secretary to send troops to Portland to protect ICE
Troops will be sent in to protect immigration and customs enforcement facilities “under siege” in Portland, President Donald Trump said Saturday morning.
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Trump says he won’t back down on Antifa terrorism designation
President Donald Trump is moving quickly against an organization that he blames for destruction, looting and protests, another indication the president is acting faster... Read More.
Colorado tops nation for millennial migration, report finds
Millennials are flocking to Colorado, according to a recent report that looked at migration rates nationwide.
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Immigration advocates sue Trump administration over ‘unlawful’ ICE arrests
A coalition of immigrants rights advocacy organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its immigration enforcement in Washington, D.C.
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Congress unmoved by imminent government shutdown threat
Only four days remain until the federal government runs out of money and partially shuts down, but Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress refuse... Read More.
