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Cutting government down to size – budgeting to justify every program, three-page tax code, review of every regulation, holding officials accountable – that’s just crazy talk.

There are so many reasons why the GOP should be able to align itself with the tech elite, and yet the Valley remains a stronghold of the left.

The gloves are off among the GOP contenders on the eve of the FOX Business Network/Wall Street Journal Debate.   

The exhaustive analysis of the GOP nomination cycle has created a sense that the race is entering a mature stage, but history tells us it’s only just getting started. At this early juncture, it’s important not to confuse the flavor of the month with a viable candidacy.

An Arizona electric power company, in one of the country’s sun-drenched areas, has asked for assistance from the state government in its fight with homeowners who have installed their own solar power panels, typically on house rooftops.

Social media’s been an effective promotional tool for plenty of politicians; why not Jeb Bush?

How a growing number of activists and special interest groups extort companies, censor free speech and constrain free markets.

While Vice President might not have been able to beat Hillary Clinton, the GOP could. 

A surprising new fight is breaking out nationwide in states like Oklahoma and Utah that should get solar customers fired up—but make utilities feel really warm inside. It’s over new “sun taxes” solar customers may have to pay.

The backlash against insiders in the GOP race is a gross overreaction. An outsider won’t necessarily make a better president.  

On stage at the GOP debate, Fiorina looked and sounded just like the rock star CEO who took the helm at HP back in 1999. The question is, is that good or bad?

The legendary Silicon Valley VC who voted with the rest of HP’s board to fire Fiorina in 2004 is now backing her for U.S. President.

Billionaire real estate mogul and presidential candidate Donald Trump continues to dominate the GOP field both in hurling insults at his fellow Republicans and in the polls, but now it appears his rivals have decided that if they’re going down, they’re going down swinging.

With the U.S. presidential race heating up, and as we head toward the first of the crowded Republican primary debates, how will you assess which candidate would restore trust and confidence in American leadership?

Donald Trump says he is so rich that disclosure forms he must fill out to run for president aren’t big enough to do justice to his massive wealth.

Jeb Bush apparently doesn’t want people to know that he worked at Lehman Brothers, the now-defunct investment bank whose collapse led to the broader financial meltdown in 2008.

Lawmakers race to rollback a costly healthcare fine being levied by the IRS. 

The Supreme Court's EPA ruling could create a divide among select energy stocks. 

Hillary Clinton has rebooted her campaign as a classic Democrat liberal, but the presidential hopeful has already been talked about as a “LINO” — a liberal in name only.

Wall Street executives are branding the former Maryland governor and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate a hypocrite for attacking the big banks.