Section 1033 purported to facilitate something outwardly straightforward and sensible: ensure that consumers can access their personal financial information from institutions with which they interact.

After a year with less turnover than any president in at least two generations, there's a blunt and obvious question: Are ...

Between now and 2036, the CBO projects $94.6 trillion in federal spending against $70.2 trillion in revenue, a decadelong deficit of $24.4 trillion.

Since the global warming crusade started some 30 years ago, the temperature of the planet has not been altered by one-tenth of a degree – as even the alarmists will admit. In other words, $16 trillion ...

A team of neuroscientists at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh have discovered that when the prize gets too big – like Olympic gold – the brain becomes overly cautious, ...

If anyone had predicted that in a little more four decades the Dow would surpass 50,000, they might have been admitted into a mental institution. But U.S. stocks have grown 60-fold (not counting ...

When the Social Security and Medicare trust funds run out in the early 2030s, the law is clear: Benefits must be slashed. That would mean a roughly 24% cut to Social Security checks and an 11% cut to ...

The same institutions that nostalgically invoke Cronkite as the embodiment of past trust have been repeating on an industrial scale the very practice that he helped normalize: the confident ...

If this growing movement to hamstring ICE and let recent illegals stay here succeeds, hold on to your wallet. Either the criminal migrants roving the streets will rob you, or you'll have to empty your ...

A recipient of a congressional subpoena might think it is unnecessary. A recipient might think it is politically motivated.

WASHINGTON, DC – Two bipartisan bills to help restore legal certainty and fairness for America’s innovators were reintroduced today in Congress: the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act (PERA) and ...

California voters are heading toward a November ballot fight over a so-called one-time 5% tax on billionaires' net worth, tied to residency on a date that's already passed. Illinois lawmakers recently ...