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Progressive Rep. Primila Jayapal said she is pushing President Biden to stick to his $3 trillion spending plan instead of the $2 trillion range that he has proposed to Democrats this week.

Education reform advocates have proposed a ballot initiative in California that could allow them to use the courts to challenge teacher-tenure laws and other policies they believe are harming public school students.

'Kudlow' host Larry Kudlow criticizes Biden's spending plan.

Snapchat said Thursday it is ramping up efforts to identify and remove drug dealers from its platform, days after federal officials warned that counterfeit pills laced with deadly fentanyl were widely available for sale on social media apps.

White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Thursday called the Senate's debt ceiling agreement a "positive step forward."

More than a dozen current and former NBA players were charged in New York federal court in an alleged health insurance and fraud scheme, according to law enforcement sources and court documents.

First-time homebuyers and seasoned homeowners alike are utilizing the internet to search for single-family homes, townhouses and condos in this seller's market. Here's how you can incorporate your technology-savvy lifestyle into the home buying process.

Some Republican lawmakers are unhappy with the debt-ceiling deal that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell struck with Democrats to temporarily pull the U.S. government back from the brink of a catastrophic default.

Here’s everything you need to know about car insurance deductibles, including how much they cost and what type of coverage you may need.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney provides insight into President Biden's excessive spending plans and the U.S. economy.

The Senate is set this week to temporarily avert a debt ceiling default, but the fundamental impasse between Republicans and Democrats remains and might rear its head later this year.

The payment suspension on federal student loans was part of the greater push for COVID-19 emergency relief, but payments restart in just a few short months. According to a new survey, 40% of borrowers want a longer suspension of loan payments.

Democrats reached a deal to narrow the scope of a plan from the Biden administration that could force banks to turn over customers' account information to the Internal Revenue Service.