Joe Biden

Father of “net neutrality" pushing back against the law he’s fought so hard to promote

Former acting Deputy Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli reacts to President Biden's press conference.

'Kudlow' host Larry Kudlow reacts to Biden's first press conference as President.

President Biden said Thursday that he will travel to Pittsburgh next week to announce details of his multitrillion-dollar infrastructure bill, a sweeping measure that's expected to include funds for roads and bridges, as well as address issues like climate change and income inequality. 

President Biden held his first press conference on Thursday, where he addressed a number of topics during roughly an hour-long event – but also missed quite a few.

President Biden called Chinese President Xi Jinping a "smart, smart guy" during his Thursday press conference, even as he vowed to hold Beijing accountable for a multitude of human rights abuses and unfair trade practices.

Sen. Bernie Sanders on Thursday renewed his push to hike taxes on wealthy Americans, unveiling a pair of proposals that would dramatically raise the rates paid by corporations and the top sliver of U.S. households.

Former Reagan economist Art Laffer said Thursday that the Biden administration wants to 'punish the rich' for their success by raising taxes on the wealthy. 

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich discusses what to expect from President Biden's first press conference.

Belpointe chief market strategist David Nelson and Forbes Media chairman Steve Forbes discess the impact of Sen. Warren's wealth tax on the economy.

President Biden is scheduled to host his first press conference on Thursday, and business owners, as well as taxpayers, are likely to be looking to hear more about his plans to raise tax rates.

The Biden administration plans to invest $10 billion to expand coronavirus vaccine access to minority, rural and other underserved communities, according to a release from the administration.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Wednesday that if the IRS were funded appropriately and therefore able to crack down on tax cheats, the U.S. would be able to collect more revenue without raising taxes

I individuals who make up to $400,000 won’t pay more, but families making that amount would

A coalition of 13 states filed one lawsuit in federal court in Louisiana, while Wyoming filed a its own lawsuit in federal court in that state. The states joining Louisiana’s suit included Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and West Virginia.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Wednesday the U.S. government has more room to borrow, but acknowledged that higher taxes will likely be needed to pay for those future expenditures.  

More Americans are eligible to take advantage of a tax break on unemployment benefits under new guidance issued this week by the IRS.

Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee discusses the impact of more government spending and taxes on the economy and the market.

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said on Wednesday that he believes President Biden's rhetoric is driving the “crisis” at the southern border.

Former Clinton adviser Mark Penn weighs in on President Biden’s tax plans and treatment by the media.