Biden slaps sanctions on Cuba following protests and government crackdown
The Biden administration announced Thursday that it will be imposing sanctions on Cuban officials following deadly protests by the Cuban people against the communist government.
Texas farmers request Biden administration cover illegal immigration costs
Texas farmers are requesting the Biden administration pay for all the damages to their farms caused by the surge in illegal immigration.
Biden to meet with union, business leaders to sell bipartisan infrastructure bill
President Biden will host a meeting with business and labor leaders at the White House on Thursday afternoon to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure framework after a temporary setback for the $1.2 trillion measure when Senate Republicans sunk a key procedural vote.
Biden dismisses inflation concerns even as consumer prices surge
President Biden on Wednesday again downplayed concerns about the recent burst of inflation, maintaining that surging consumers prices are temporary even as he cautioned that restaurants and other businesses in the hospitality sector could take longer to recover from the pandemic.
Student loan refinancing saves borrowers nearly $17K, thanks to historically low rates
Borrowers who refinanced student loan debt into a new loan on Credible saved thousands of dollars while decreasing the term of the loan by getting a low, fixed interest rate. Compare your repayment options to decide if refinancing is right for you.
Test vote on Biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill fails Senate amid GOP objections
Senate Republicans on Wednesday mounted a filibuster against a motion to debate a more than $1 trillion infrastructure bill that President Biden brokered with a bipartisan group of senators, dealing a setback for efforts to fund new roads, bridges and broadband improvements.
Republicans excoriate Democrats' $3.5T spending plan as 'reckless' amid surging inflation
Republicans on Wednesday lambasted Democrats for attempting to unilaterally pass a sprawling $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill, raising concerns that another burst of government spending will act as an accelerant to already rapidly inflation.
Biden taps Google critic for top antitrust post as he builds anti-tech team
President Biden on Tuesday announced that he had picked Google critic Jonathan Kanter to run the Justice Department's antitrust division, building out his team of Big Tech enforcers as the White House takes an aggressive stance against anti-competitive corporate behavior.
True cost of Democrats' spending plan could top $5T, analysis says
A new analysis published this week shows that Democrats' reconciliation measure may cost $2 trillion more than expected.
Parler CEO George Farmer: Big Tech's COVID censorship – it's so much worse than we thought
Over the past year, examples of Big Tech censorship have multiplied, particularly around the topic of COVID-19.
Kudlow: Free enterprise drives the American economic machine
Larry Kudlow explained the benefits of a free enterprise model on 'Kudlow'
US and Germany reach agreement to allow Russian Nord Stream 2 pipeline
The United States has reached an agreement with Germany that allows for the completion of the controversial Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline.
Democrats take victory lap on child tax credit, pledge to make extend payments
Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday touted the boosted child tax credit as a way to sharply cut poverty in the U.S., while pledging to make the monthly checks permanent for tens of millions of parents.
GOP targets Biden, congressional Democrats, over inflation
Republicans are increasingly taking aim at President Biden and Democrats in Congress over rising prices, which public opinion polling indicates is increasingly becoming a pressing issue for many Americans.
House Dems unload on bipartisan infrastructure negotiations in private call: report
Some House Democrats expressed dismay over the Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure talks on Monday during a private phone call-- further underscoring divisions within the party just days before a procedural vote scheduled for Wednesday.
Biden seeks to clarify comments on Facebook, vaccine misinformation
President says company isn’t to blame for deaths, but adds it needs to do more to stop social-media users from spreading falsities.
Biden administration seeks to hike penalties for hospitals that fail to list prices
The Biden administration on Monday proposed ramping up penalties for hospitals that do not follow rules regarding price transparency.
Biden’s Facebook attack followed months of frustration inside White House
President Biden’s attack on Facebook Inc. on Friday followed months of mounting private frustration inside his administration over the social-media giant’s handling of vaccine misinformation, according to U.S. officials, bringing into public view tensions that could complicate efforts to stop the spread of Covid-19.
Biden walks back Facebook 'killing people' comment, says he was talking about users spreading misinformation
President Biden said Monday that Facebook “isn’t killing people,” after accusing the social media giant last week of allowing misinformation related to coronavirus vaccines appear on the platform.
Biden insists massive government spending will tamp down inflation
President Biden said Monday that Congress needs to pass his sweeping economic agenda in order to tamp down rising inflation amid concerns that another burst of government spending will act as an accelerant to already rapidly rising consumer prices.


















