An excerpt from the book ‘Nightmare Scenario’ details how Trump's illness was far more severe than the White House acknowledged. Advisers thought it would alter his pandemic response. They were wrong.

The chair of the White House economic council has become the latest senior economic official to leave the administration in recent days.

Budget proposals are offered in February, and President Trump is set to leave office on Jan. 20. “They’re pretending nothing happened,” one government official involved in the budget process said.

Trump has said he wants money to go to hotels and cruise lines, but there’s little transparency into how decisions would be made.

Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee joins two other Republicans in opposing the nomination.

Decisions by policymakers to dilute power of FEC and IRS helped illegal behaviors to go unnoticed.

House Democrats are pushing toward a vote Thursday on a coronavirus rescue package expected to include unemployment insurance, paid sick leave, and food security measures. The White House is review...

U.S. Department of Agriculture chief economist Robert Johansson projected that agricultural exports to China would reach roughly $14 billion in the year that ends Sept. 30, a $4 billion increase from...

Options being discussed internally include a payroll tax cut and calling on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.

22 large U.S. companies with racial justice pledges continued donating money to Stefanik after she espoused the racist "great replacement" theory, illustrating a thorny contradiction for corporate...

“If you do this without ... getting all the proper approvals, you are breaking the law.”

After a year of talks, the two sides remain far apart on dairy and dispute resolution.

Politicians from both parties are proposing ideas that would further drive up the deficit.

An excerpt from the book ‘Nightmare Scenario’ details how Trump's illness was far more severe than the White House acknowledged. Advisers thought it would alter his pandemic response. They were wrong.

Fauci’s correspondence from March and April 2020, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, offers a peek into his world during the frantic early days of the coronavirus crisis.

President Trump’s administration is looking for trade concessions, but Congress is raising national security concerns.

A candidate who promised to crack down on Wall Street and cut tax breaks for the wealthy has gone in the opposite direction as president.

Republicans are seriously considering expanding a tax credit for pass-through entities, a form many of the president's ventures take.

A coronavirus case on the ninth floor of the building forced the financial regulator to act.

The postmaster general said the rates were set by contracts and defended the relationship.

The GOP approach would spread $5 billion over two years, but Democrats say it won’t fly.

Trump wanted to ban federal agency training on ‘critical race theory,’ but agencies have scrambled and stumbled.

Rubio dropped his threat to vote against the plan after additional benefits for working families were added.

The decision comes as the Senate prepares for President Trump’s impeachment trial.

An order signed by President Trump to boost unemployment benefits is already creating massive headaches for state labor officials, raising the potential that millions of Americans who are out of work...

More Americans are going hungry now than at any point during the deadly covid-19 pandemic, according to new federal data.

The Chinese government said the tariffs would effectively serve as retaliation for restrictions Trump announced last month.

Trump claimed the bailout would be paid for by "MASSIVE TARIFF MONEY COMING INTO THE USA!," igniting new criticisms.

Beijing’s promises remained vague, while a pact with Canada and Mexico got a rough reception in Congress.

Despite controlling Congress and White House, Republicans struggle to get legislation passed.