By Becca Lower President Trump signed the revised continuing resolution, a short-term spending bill officially known as the “Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture (Ag), Legislative Branch, Military Construction…
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By Adam Peters CBS News reported on Wednesday that the House of Representatives was set to vote on a funding bill aimed at reopening the federal…
By Sputnik International US President Donald Trump on Wednesday night signed the government funding bill, ending the longest shutdown in the history of the United…
OAN Staff Blake Wolf The Senate advanced a motion to end the government shutdown on Sunday night amid the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. GOP…
By John Carney The Professional Precariat Needs Populism Too It’s a November morning in New Hampshire. Pat Buchanan is standing among the men and women of a footwear…
By Jeff Thomas International Man “In spite of all the rhetoric, we will go deeper in debt, the Fed will print more money, and the…
By LISA MASCARO and MARY CLARE JALONICK WASHINGTON (AP) — The government shutdown has entered its 36th day, breaking the record as the longest ever and disrupting the lives of millions of Americans with federal…
High energy prices, military buildups, and US tariffs have weighed on the bloc’s economic outlook, the outlet reports By RT International The EU is becoming…
By AFP Editor By Antonius J. Patrick A reoccurring theme among many conservative and libertarian financial analysts is to disparagingly equate contemporary power grabs by…
Claims president’s attention to ballroom project means ‘babies are gonna starve’ By WND Staff Former Vice President Kamala Harris got quite riled up on “The Weekly…
By Anthony Gonzalez Days after reports showed that FBI Director Kash Patel was shutting down investigations of possible foreign intervention in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk,…
By The White House SECURING BILLIONS IN EXPORTS AND INVESTMENTS: Today,President Donald J. Trump completed the final stop of his historic Indo-Pacific trip, securing billions in…
By Mark Minnella Wall Street used to be a marketplace. Today, it behaves more like a machine. Not just any machine but a high-speed, automated system…
By Gloriel Howard A federal judge on Tuesday issued an indefinite injunction preventing President Trump from carrying out planned layoffs of thousands of federal employees amid…
By Mariane Angela CNN host Jake Tapper on Sunday asked Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy whether his party was prepared to let food stamp funding…
By Brad Slager It was an excitable few days for the press industry in this country. The hysteria over President Trump razing the East Wing to…
By Scott McClallen Starting Nov. 1, about 41 million people might not get their food benefits. Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate have voted 12 times…
By Nick Lichtenberg The U.S. national debt has surged past $38 trillion, according to the U.S. Treasury Department, just two months after surpassing previous forecasts to reach $37…