Policy

Lutnick's water claim clashes with data center realities

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claimed data centers don't use water, despite federal estimates of billions of liters

Sep 2

Policy

Trump Beef Import Plan: What It Means for Your Burger

The Trump administration is allowing massive beef imports to cut prices, but shoppers may not easily tell if their groun

Sep 2

Policy

TSA PreCheck Renewal Guide Ahead of Labor Day Travel Surge

As Labor Day travel peaks, learn how to renew TSA PreCheck, including costs, eligibility, and provider options.

Sep 2

Policy

New Jersey petitions Supreme Court over state authority on prediction markets

New Jersey filed a petition Wednesday urging the Supreme Court to resolve whether states can enforce gambling laws again

Sep 2

Policy

Populist Economic Blame Misses Real Cause: Government Overreach

Cato's Norbert Michel contends that populist rhetoric blaming free markets for economic pain is wrong, pointing to gover

Sep 2

Policy

Why Banning AI Surveillance Pricing Could Hurt the Very Consumers It Aims to Protect

In Senate testimony, Wharton's Z. John Zhang argued that AI-enabled personalized pricing can expand access, despite conc

Sep 2

Policy

USDA unveils Ranchers First Initiative to tackle 75-year low in cattle numbers

The USDA launched the Ranchers First Initiative to help ranchers rebuild herds, recover from disasters, and expand marke

Sep 2

Policy

Proposal Offers College Students as Low-Cost Elder Caregivers

With the national debt at $40 trillion and an aging population, a new legislative model proposes pairing seniors with co

Sep 1

Policy

Expat Tax Reform Stalls as Congress Returns to Reconciliation

Congress returns to Washington with residence-based taxation for Americans abroad still unresolved, as advocates push fo

Sep 1

Policy

Buchanan urges seasonal produce quotas in USMCA review

Rep. Vern Buchanan urges the Trump administration to impose seasonal tariff-rate quotas on Mexican produce during the US

Sep 1

Policy

Chronic absenteeism crisis persists as schools struggle to reengage students

Chronic absenteeism remains near record highs, with nearly 28% of students missing 10% or more of school days. Experts w

Sep 1

Policy

Labor Department: These 30 Jobs Face Steepest Decline by 2035

The Labor Department's latest projections reveal the 30 occupations expected to shrink fastest by 2035, with word proces

Sep 1

Policy

Study: Narcissistic CEOs Drive Return-to-Office Mandates

A new study finds narcissistic leaders are more likely to resist remote work, suggesting return-to-office mandates may s

Sep 1

Policy

Duffy cheers Zeldin's rollback of fuel-saving auto tech he calls a nuisance

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy lauded EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for scrapping the start-stop auto feature, a mov

Sep 1

Policy

White House Moves to Strip Unrelated Policy Demands From State Grants

OMB's new rule would free states from federal grant conditions unrelated to Congress's original purpose, cutting costs a

Sep 1

Policy

FTC and 22 States Sue Amazon Over Alleged Ad Price Inflation

The FTC and 22 states sued Amazon on Monday, alleging the e-commerce giant misled advertisers and overcharged them throu

Aug 31

Policy

Bipartisan Recycling Bills Aim to Replace Patchwork with National Standards

Two bipartisan bills in Congress would set national recycling standards, replacing a confusing patchwork of state rules.

Aug 31

Policy

Mullin and Duffy to unveil trucking fraud crackdown in Detroit

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and DOT Secretary Sean Duffy will announce new efforts to combat trucking fraud during a

Aug 31