The report from the Joint Economic Committee says a Republican plan to cut spending would hurt Americans, though the GOP contends spending cuts are well overdue.
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in California, New York-based Signature Bank, and troubles at the San Francisco-based First Republic Bank are sending shivers through financial markets.
If someone commits fraud while using someone’s name, they can be charged with identity theft, according to an argument the government made at the Supreme Court.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has announced a series of proposed reforms to the rail industry. Some reforms are dependent on cooperation from Congress and rail companies
Governor Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) gives a foreign policy speech at the America First Policy Institute, fueling speculation, she's considering a run for the White House.
Foreign policy experts note that it’s likely President Joe Biden will be met with increased skepticism when he addresses the situation in Ukraine. Nearly one year after invading, Russian President Vladimir Putin insists his country is threatened and his military forces must “repel the aggression of the collective West.”
Joshua Haynes of Covington, Virginia, was sentenced to 32 months behind bars and 36 months of supervised release for his part in the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection.