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GOP lawmakers are emphasizing fraud in Obamacare exchanges, as the effort to extend the enhanced tax credits for people enrolled in marketplace plans appears to be dying down in the Senate.
A new crop of lawmakers will take control of the government’s purse strings next year, as the midterm elections and a retirement wave reshape Congress’ appropriations committees.
Virginia’s Democratic legislature passed a new congressional map that could make it easier to oust four House Republicans in November, though the campaign faces legal and electoral hurdles to enactment.
This interactive report dives into the lessons of Trump 2.0, how the C-suite can influence what comes next, and what corporate America might expect to see if control of Congress shifts after this year’s midterm elections.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that revenue collected from tariffs will be little changed in 2026, despite Friday’s Supreme Court ruling, as President Donald Trump uses alternate authorities to impose duties. He speaks at the Economic Club of Dallas.
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A Minnesota federal judge said she’s fed up with excuses from federal prosecutors that they don’t have enough resources to comply with court orders but agreed to pull back penalties against a Justice Department lawyer.
The US Department of Justice must expedite records requests from a nonprofit watchdog related to its efforts to compel states to hand over copies of their voter registration lists.
Congressional Democrats are pressuring the Trump administration to return billions of dollars in tariff revenue to taxpayers who otherwise lack the legal recourse to capitalize on the Supreme Court’s landmark rebuke of his trade agenda.
House Republicans have launched an investigation into six environmental organizations over their opposition to a $9 billion oil project developed by
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) said his state is willing to take the lead in regulating popular prediction markets even if it could run afoul of federal authorities.
The Treasury Department and the IRS issued guidance on the expansion of the “bonus depreciation” tax break on capital spending to additional types of property.
President Donald Trump railed against conservative justices who ruled against his sweeping global tariff regime, including two members he appointed.
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The Department of Homeland Security is expanding its use of a $55 billion military logistics contract for immigration operations — most recently to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement surge activities in St. Paul, Minn.
President Donald Trump’s national emergency declaration to justify sweeping tariffs on Canada would be terminated under
A pair of long-term contracts for missile intelligence and lunar nuclear power taking shape at the Defense Department and NASA underscore a growing trend of requirement rollups and public-private partnerships in federal procurement.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) said his state is willing to take the lead in regulating popular prediction markets even if it could run afoul of federal authorities.
Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis failed to convince a New York appeals court to stop her seat from being redrawn, with the appellate judges unanimously giving a green light for the redistricting process to continue, Mike Vilensky reports.
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Kalshi Inc. convinced a federal judge to block Tennessee officials from cracking down on the exchange’s sports event contracts, which allow people to put money on a wide range of binary outcomes.
Workers reporting violations of California’s privacy laws would be entitled to job protections and monetary awards under legislation backed by the state’s privacy regulator.
