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Congress returns, but Trump’s ‘pocket rescissions’ snarls govt funding process

Tuesday, September 2

It’s Congress’ first day back in session, but President Donald Trump’s clawback of nearly $5 billion in congressionally-approved spending has alienated Democrats, whose cooperation... Read More.

Permian Basin producers reduce methane intensity by 50% as production increases

Tuesday, September 2

Methane emissions intensity for upstream oil and natural gas operations in the Permian Basin declined by more than 50% in two years, according to... Read More.

Chinese networks use U.S. to launder billions for Mexican cartels

Monday, September 1

Chinese networks are laundering billions of dollars in drug cartel cash through the U.S. financial system, according to a new report from the Treasury... Read More.

Trump’s tariff revenue in doubt after appeals court ruling

Monday, September 1

President Donald Trump's tariff revenue – a key source of funding for his political agenda and the GOP's priorities – is in jeopardy after... Read More.

Kamala Harris pro-union X post inspires major Labor Day backlash

Monday, September 1

An X post from former Vice President Kamala Harris on this Labor Day has generated hundreds of mostly critical comments. ... Read More.

Trump says he will sign executive order ending mail-in voting

Monday, September 1

President Donald Trump said he will be signing an executive order ending mail-in voting and requiring voter ID. ... Read More.

Speaker Mike Johnson says Shreveport ‘Democratic DA’ is to blame for high crime

Monday, September 1

When asked about crime in Caddo Parish, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said the "Democratic DA" is not prosecuting as he should. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Jobs report takes center stage in week ahead

Sunday, August 31

The economy finds itself in an uncomfortable position where growth is cooling while inflation pressures intensify. The Fed's preferred inflation measure (PCE) shows core... Read More.

As summer ends, budget battles and investigations await

Sunday, August 31

While Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer for many, it’s also the final day of Congress’ August recess, with lawmakers returning to... Read More.

Congress to face mounting pressure to act on future of D.C.

Saturday, August 30

When Congress reconvenes following the Labor Day holiday, it will likely be pressured to extend Washington, D.C.’s state of emergency and take up legislation... Read More.

Trump says appeals court ruling rejecting tariffs ‘highly partisan’

Saturday, August 30

President Donald Trump lashed out Friday night after a federal appeals court said he didn't have the power to issue the sweeping tariffs central... Read More.

Denver Public Schools accused of violating Title IX

Friday, August 29

The U.S. Department of Education for Civil Rights announced this week that Denver Public Schools' policies on “all-gender” facilities violate Title IX. ... Read More.

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