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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., joined hundreds of protesters outside the White House on Monday demanding that the Biden administration devotes more attention to climate change, particularly in his massive infrastructure package.

Pollster and Maslansky + Partners President Lee Carter weighs in on the violence U.S. cities saw this past weekend.

Parents who want to opt out of the boosted child tax credit's first monthly payment have until the end of day Monday to do so.

Two top GOP negotiators who are part of the group of 10 bipartisan senators who hammered out a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure plan say they accept President Biden’s walking back of comments that he would only sign the deal if it were accompanied by a separate and much larger Democratic spending measure.

President Biden on Saturday back-tracked previous remarks he made on his intent to sign the nearly $1 trillion infrastructure package and confirmed he will "fully stand behind it."

Mark Calabria, former director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), on Friday suggested that the government could pilfer Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Wealthy Americans could pay one of the highest taxes on capital gains and dividends in the world if President Biden's sweeping tax and spending plan becomes law.

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow discussed how President Biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill fell apart after Democrats said the only way they will pass it is if Republicans let their election bill pass on “Kudlow.”

Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly explains how Biden's crime prevention plan won't address the core problem.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy on President Biden and bipartisan sentors reaching a $953 billion infrastructure deal.

President Biden and a bipartisan group of senators reached a $953 billion deal on infrastructure Thursday. Shortly after, Biden changed his tone, saying he wouldn't sign the bipartisan deal unless Congress also passed a second bill full of progressive spending.

President Biden on Thursday declared that he and a bipartisan group of senators had reached a deal for a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, a breakthrough agreement that comes after weeks of arduous negotiations.

The U.S. Department of Commerce on Wednesday sanctioned five Chinese companies that make materials used in solar energy products over "forced labor against Muslims" in China's Xinjiang Province.

The Biden administration on Wednesday extended a federal pause on evictions by one month through the end of July.

Parents can now check their eligibility status for the expanded child tax credit and manage the monthly payments using two new online tools the IRS launched this week.

As crime continues to spike across the country and cities fail to get a handle on the violence, many small business owners say the violence is impacting their bottom line.

Business groups are trying to calculate just how much money public companies might have to shell out to comply with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s planned new “woke” corporate disclosure rules, and initial estimates aren’t pretty.

Dozens of Democrats on Capitol Hill are calling on President Biden to extend the federal student loan payment moratorium by at least six months.

Some say college campuses are indoctrinating Democrat voters as President Biden pushes student loan forgiveness.

About 36 million families can expect to receive some extra cash beginning on July 15.