Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) sent a memo to House Republicans outlining a number of the GOP’s top priorities in the debt ceiling fight, offering messaging tactics he said would help the party maintain a “unified” front as talks continue.
A leading executive in the semiconductor industry warned that the United States's restrictions on Chinese chips could do long-lasting harm to American companies.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said Tuesday night he wanted to assure the public that the nation's highest court is "committed to making certain that we as a court adhere to the highest standards of conduct."
Target is tucking away a portion of its LGBT-themed Pride Collection to protect employee safety as the retail giant deals with backlash stemming from the collection's release earlier this month.
Top Department of Energy officials refused to testify Wednesday at a House Oversight Committee’s hearing on efforts to regulate gas stoves, prompting sharp criticism from senior Republicans on the committee.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is set to appear before the House Financial Committee to testify about how she calculated the so-called "X-date" the country could default on its debts, a source confirmed to the Washington Examiner.
A guaranteed income program in Massachusetts that will give selected participants monthly payments of $500 will start accepting applications in over a week.
Negotiations over the debt ceiling have been prolonged as "red lines" from both sides have slowed progress on President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) reaching an agreement.
