Government Spending

SpaceX and Boeing each received government contracts in 2014 to develop a spacecraft capable of ferrying U.S. astronauts to the space station.

The U.S. is experiencing a shortage of a critical drug that’s seen as critical component in treating several types of childhood cancers, according to The New York Times.

Wealthy people who move away from high-tax states are virtually certain to face a residency audit, says tax attorney Mark Klein.

Newsom signed 870 bills into law this year,

'We don't do a good enough job is catching people before they fall into homelessness.'

A chief member of Pope Francis’ security personnel – who was formerly a bodyguard for Pope Benedict XVI – resigned from his post Monday in the wake of a leak scandal.

The teachers union would accept a phased approach to capping class sizes as well as increasing the number of social workers, case managers and school nurses, they told reporters Saturday afternoon.

The bills cover everything from health care to school lunches to electric car charging stations.

The mayor of Minneapolis defended his pursuit of Trump reimbursing the city for over $500,000 following the president's campaign rally on Thursday.

A report claims Hunter Biden will leave his position on a Chinese company, according to Bloomberg.

Nevada's governor is launching a task force looking into enforcement of his state's marijuana industry resulting from information in an indictment of Rudy Giuliani associate.

Over the past two decades, the amount of aid given by the U.S. to the Eastern European nation has steadily increased.

Major Saudi oil-production facilities were attacked last month.

Political campaigns are matching donor phone numbers with other third-party data to build portraits of their contributors, so they can be targeted with specific campaigns.

Someone should tell the Democrats.

The company announced on Thursday that it had started to restore power to about 126,000 customers.

Now the inspector general recommends the state's Department of Human Services refund $3.2 million to the federal government ⁠— something department commissioner Jodi Harpstead did not seem to agree with in September. 

An African American man has sued DoubleTree hotels for $10 million after he was kicked out of one of the chain’s Oregon locations – where he was a paying guest – all because he was making a phone call in the lobby.

John Bolton is writing a book about his time in the Trump administration serving as the president’s third national security adviser, according to Axios citing sources familiar with the matter.

Mark Sanford tied the move toward socialism to his main campaign issue: government spending.