Record-breaking prices are straining budgets this holiday season. The cost for Thanksgiving food and travel soared to record highs,...
In a strong address and conversation at the Heritage Foundation this morning, Speaker Paul Ryan made it clear why it’s critical for Congress to advance tax reform this year
The announcement this afternoon from CFPB implementing a new rule in regard to payday lending reeks of political opportunism from the Bureau’s Director, Richard Cordray.
The Tax Policy Center’s analysis of the GOP’s tax framework has been slammed for its irresponsibility and partisan bent since it was released last week
There has been extensive coverage of the damage that the Obama-era NLRB inflicted on small businesses with their disastrous “joint-employer” rule.
The developments on Thursday showed that President Trump continues to keep his campaign promise to nominate conservative justices to carry out our nation’s laws on the federal level
Editorial boards and columnists are echoing that positive commentary on the GOP’s tax plan, noting that this framework “hits all the right notes for America’s middle class.”
The tax reform outline released by Republicans today has been praised by fiscally responsible groups who know this approach will help the middle class get needed relief and make America more competitive
Following the release of the GOP’s tax plan to give Americans some much-needed middle class relief, Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are already using left-wing talking points to try and mislead about this approach
It’s not a hard question, but Richard Cordray continues to evade giving a true answer when asked if he would finish his term as Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
As the Big Six unveils their tax plan, public opinion polls and comments from Democrats reveal why it’s critical that Congress take action on this legislation quickly
