US proposes 15% minimum tax on global corporate profits
The U.S. Treasury Department said Thursday that it supports a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15% — below the 21% minimum it has been seeking to impose on the foreign profits of U.S.-based companies.
Lieberman on Israel-Gaza conflict: Sanders, 'Squad' are ‘furthest’ from American values
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman on how President Biden, ‘The Squad’ and Sen. Bernie Sanders have approached the Gaza conflict.
Biden’s stimulus bill’s effect on student loans: What to know
Learn what impact Biden’s stimulus bill has on your student loans.
Small business advocacy group launches ‘survival campaign’ against Biden’s policies
The largest small business advocacy organization in the U.S. has launched a "survival campaign" against President Biden's new tax policies.
What does the expanded child tax credit mean for you and your family?
Parents can look forward to some extra cash beginning on July 15, when the IRS starts issuing an expanded child tax credit to millions of families.
Treasury targets wealthy tax cheats with enforcement plan that could raise $700B
The Biden administration on Thursday unveiled a detailed plan laying out a new “tax compliance agenda” designed to beef up IRS enforcement and crack down on wealthy tax cheats
Texas lawmaker on Biden’s first 100 days: ‘Bad policies have bad consequences’
Rep. Brian Babin, R-Texas, reflects on the first 100 days of the Biden administration.
Biden's capital gains tax hike proposal faces Democratic headwinds
The Biden administration's push to dramatically increase tax rates on inherited wealth is running into some roadblocks with Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Biden's foreign policy shows 'weakness,' poses US intelligence threat: Sen. Johnson
Sen. Ron Johnson argues that the U.S. can better achieve peace through strength.
Federal labor agency cheered Biden's firing of Trump appointee, hiring of new attorney: 'a REFRESHING change'
National Labor Relations Board lawyers and employees cheered the Biden administration's Inauguration Day firing of former NLRB General Counsel Peter Robb, a Trump appointee, documents show. Peter Ohr was appointed to the role.
Democrats push Biden to abandon bipartisan negotiations on infrastructure bill
Progressives are calling on President Biden to walk away from infrastructure negotiations with Republicans, amping up pressure on the White House to go it alone on a sweeping, multitrillion-dollar tax and spending package.
Rand Paul: US needs to ‘wake up’ to ‘profound repercussions’ of Biden spending
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul discusses why he’s worried about the Biden administration’s spending and tax plans.
McEnany says Biden’s joke about running over reporter ‘insane,’ calls press 'sycophants'
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany discusses Biden’s joke to reporters, mask guidelines and press secretary Jen Psaki’s exit.
Child tax credit calculator: How much money can you expect to receive?
Parents can expect to receive some extra cash beginning on July 15, when the IRS will start distributing the expanded child tax credit authorized under President Biden's coronavirus relief plan.
Biden hiking corporate taxes would damage businesses, make US less competitive: Norquist
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist pushed back Wednesday on U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's case for raising the corporate tax rate to help fund President Biden's $2.2. trillion infrastructure plan.
Refinancing student loans? Here’s the credit score you’ll need
If you're considering a student loan refinance, here's the credit score you'll need, and some more details about refinancing requirements.
Biden may have already bungled the next pandemic: Steve Forbes
President Biden just offered U.S. support for a World Trade Organization (WTO) proposal that would give competitors unbridled access to the most important intellectual property in the world right now: American COVID-19 vaccine technology.
Biden clears way for Russian pipeline after blocking Keystone Pipeline in US
The Biden administration will waive sanctions on the corporation and CEO overseeing Nordsteam 2 pipeline construction, a source familiar tells Fox Business.
Employers may raise pay to attract workers amid reports of labor shortages, White House says
Top White House economic advisers on Tuesday suggested that some companies may raise pay in order to attract workers amid a labor shortage.
White House defends economic plan and progress
The Biden administration on Tuesday defended its economic plan following a weak April employment report and a fragile recovery.