Record-breaking prices are straining budgets this holiday season. The cost for Thanksgiving food and travel soared to record highs,...
Yesterday, 44 Senate Democrats, including Senators Chuck Schumer, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders sent out a letter calling for a “bipartisan” Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Shortly after Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia passed away on February 13, 2016, America Rising asked three dozen federal and local agencies for their contemporaneous communications about his death.
Three years ago, the National Archives and Records Administration unveiled a majestic eagle as its new logo. It has not taken long for the agency, like Icarus, to fly too close to the sun.
The new tax reform plan released by House Republicans this morning will give American middle class families a massive tax cut.
Later today, Elizabeth Warren & Chuck Schumer will be at CAP w/ Neera Tanden to level false charges against the tax reform framework currently being considered by Congress.
In a Daily Caller op-ed, Arkansas AG Leslie Rutledge called on Cordray to be fired for the “disrespect, manipulation, and utter destruction,” that he’s caused at the CFPB
Since issuing a new CFPB rule on payday lending that fits with Richard Cordray’s political timeline, critics have been near universal in slamming him for using a government perch to aid a possible run for office
Now that the Senate has voted to confirm two of President Trump’s nominees to serve on the National Labor Relations Board, the next step to restoring the agency to its original mission is confirming a new general counsel
As Senate Democrats continue their unprecedented obstruction efforts, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is refusing to allow them to control the government from the minority
