Biden's COVID-19 relief proposal includes $130B for schools even as billions in aid go unspent
President Biden's coronavirus aid proposal would allocate nearly $130 billion toward reopening the nation's schools.
O’Brien calls on Biden to push for reform in return for rejoining 'corrupt' WHO
The Biden administration should be careful about how much support it gives the World Health Organization (WHO), former National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien told “Kudlow” Thursday.
Sen. Manchin holds key to Biden's progressive agenda
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin’s position as a moderate Democrat in the red state of West Virginia has propped him up to be a powerful man in Washington these days.
Art Laffer: Coronavirus stimulus spending would be long-term ‘killer’ of US economy
President Biden is moving forward with his $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus plan, but the increased spending could compromise the economy, Laffer Associates chairman Art Laffer warned on “Kudlow” Tuesday.
Forget self-driving cars — the Pentagon wants autonomous ships, choppers and jets
Defense moves are outpacing commercial automation efforts in the air, on the ground and beneath the waves as officials seek to counter American adversaries' technological advances.
US deficit soared in January amid new COVID-19 relief spending, CBO says
The U.S. budget deficit soared in January as Congress approved another massive coronavirus relief bill that sent direct aid to Americans still reeling from the pandemic, the Congressional Budget Office said this week.
Amazon endorses $15 minimum wage bill despite CBO projections that 1.4M jobs could be cut by 2025
Amazon global corporate affairs senior vice president Jay Carney said a $15 wage hike is "good for business," citing positive impacts on its employee morale and retention and a surge in job applications.
Surprise tax forms reveal extent of unemployment fraud in US
Simple tax forms are revealing the extent of the identity theft that made state-run unemployment offices lucrative targets for fraud during the pandemic.
Washington state eyes 'billionaire tax' on the ultra rich
Washington state’s richest residents — including Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates — would pay a wealth tax on some financial assets under a new proposal.
Biden's COVID relief plan could shrink economic growth over long-term, study shows
President Biden's relief proposal could provide an immediate burst to the U.S. economy but may drag on growth in years to come.
Biden's COVID relief plan could send money to well-off Americans who won't spend it
President Biden has made a third stimulus check an integral part of his nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief package.
Dems to push for partisan COVID-19 relief bill despite Biden-GOP meeting
President Biden and top congressional Democrats signaled they intend to pass a large coronavirus relief bill — whether or not Republican lawmakers support it
New Republican stimulus proposal would cost $600B, include more direct checks: What to know
The coronavirus stimulus package proposed by a group of Senate Republicans as an alternative to President Biden's would cost $600 billion.
Tokyo 2020: Florida official meets with Olympic committee to discuss moving Summer Games to US
The idea of Florida hosting the postponed Summer Olympics is increasingly possible after a state official met with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday.
Fewer American households should receive $1,400 checks, study suggests
Higher-income households were less likely to spend the $600 checks.
Dr. Fauci is the highest paid employee in the federal government
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top disease expert in the U.S., is the highest-paid federal government employee in the U.S.—surpassing even the president—according to a Freedom of Information Act request by OpenTheBooks.com.
Can Democrats pass Biden's $1.9T coronavirus relief bill without Republicans?
Senate Democrats may rely on a powerful procedural tool to pass the $1.9 trillion measure using their slimmest-possible majority.
Coronavirus relief spending fueling a stock market bubble, BofA warns
The stock market is in a bubble that's being fueled by U.S. policy on coronavirus stimulus, Bank of America economists warned in a note to clients.
Bipartisan group of senators skeptical about Biden's $1.9T coronavirus relief proposal
A bipartisan group of senators balked at the size of President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief proposal during a call with White House officials on Sunday, raising concerns that the measure provides too much money to high-income Americans.
Biden order to give low-income families with 3 children additional $100 week
The Biden administration announced Friday that it will be increasing food stamp benefits for low-income Americans and raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour.



















