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Rep. David Kustoff told 'Mornings with Maria' he wants Janet Yellen to admit excessive government spending worsened inflation ahead her House testimony.

Despite the supply-chain disruptions we face, the CHIPS Act has yet to be funded. Instead, Democrats are using the funding process to advance their woke priorities.

The U.S. would have the highest personal income tax rate in the developed world under the newest White House proposal that would dramatically raise the rates paid by well-off Americans.

A group of Senate Republicans on Monday introduced a proposal to spur new business formations by encouraging companies to become publicly traded, tailoring regulations for small businesses and enhancing protection for retail investors.

FIRST ON FOX: A handful of House Republicans are piling on criticism of Disney, accusing the company of prematurely “exposing, indoctrinating, and even sexualizing” children.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spoke to FOX Business Friday about the Biden administration's commitment to more progressive areas of the Democrats' base and the party's chances going into the 2022 election.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce – the world's largest business organization – is imploring Congress to step up enforcement against rampant retail theft.

President Biden on Friday touted the March jobs report as evidence that the U.S. economy is roaring back to life in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite headwinds from sky-high inflation, tighter monetary policy and the Russian war in Ukraine.

The House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that caps the monthly cost of insulin at $35 for patients with insurance.

President Biden's plan to ramp up liquefied natural gas shipments to Europe to help the continent ween itself off Russian energy won applause from the oil and gas industry, but risks drawing the ire of progressives who want the White House to focus on combating climate change.

Bipartisan lawmakers push to produce ethanol year-round to deter dependence on Russian oil over its invasion of Ukraine.

President Biden is pushing Congress to approve another $22.5 billion in new emergency aid to combat COVID-19 – even as the White House remains quiet on the billions siphoned off by scammers from past relief measures.