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Jeffries backs stock trading ban after Greene buys market dip

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Monday backed a stock trading ban for sitting members of Congress, after ripping Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) for reportedly profiting off market fluctuations around President Trump's tariff rollercoaster. The New York Times reported Monday that Greene disclosed thousands worth of stock trades on April 8 and 9, worth...

Trump’s economic plans come with severe political risks

If Trump’s tariff policies continue to raise everyday costs while also crippling the stock market, voters will resoundingly reject Republicans next fall.  

DOGE’s IRS cuts will cost the average American a fortune 

Today is Tax Day, and the brazen attack of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) against the federal government looms large over the IRS.

Tax events that changed the course of history

Tax day has changed history, with examples including the Rosetta Stone, Julius Caesar's progressive policies, Caesar Augustus's tax on beards and Lady Godiva's ride to repeal taxes.

Hegseth’s ‘Big Brother’ book purge models the worst of McCarthyism 

Hegseth has earned for himself perhaps the best-known rebuke from the McCarthy era: “Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?”

Vladimir Putin’s Palm Sunday message is one of death, and Trump has no answer

Team Trump's lack of tangible solutions after a Russian ballistic missile attack on Sumy, which killed 34 civilians and injured 117, including nine children, has led to an increase in Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians.

Virginia Democrats criticize Earle-Sears over DOGE cuts in new ad

The Democratic Party of Virginia rolled out a digital ad Tuesday tying Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R) to federal workers losing jobs in the state as a result of the Trump administration’s efforts to scale down the size of the federal workforce. The ad, first reported by The Hill, is the state party’s first digital...

Morning Report — Trump: El Salvador decides Abrego Garcia’s fate 

In today’s issue: President Trump said Monday he’s open to sending United States citizens to prison in El Salvador, a move that would strain the Constitution and heighten the president’s battles with the judiciary branch. He added that the fate of a migrant the U.S. mistakenly deported to El Salvador now rests with that country....

Trump’s fluctuating tariffs stir confusion in tech industry

The Trump administration’s back-and-forth moves on tariffs for technology products are stirring confusion in a sector heavily reliant on global supply chains. Tech companies breathed a sigh of relief last Friday when the Trump administration revealed electronics would be exempt from the “reciprocal” tariffs, but by the end of the weekend, President Trump signaled many...

Meta antitrust trial tests MAGA-tech relationship

A major antitrust trial against Meta that kicked off on Monday — with CEO Mark Zuckerberg taking the stand — is a test of how much tech giants can get out of the MAGA embrace that swept across the industry in the wake of President Trump’s return to the White House. While the trial is years in...

Federal judge weighs in on last undecided 2024 election

The North Carolina State Board of Elections was ordered by a federal judge to carry out the state Supreme Court plan in the country's last 2024 election.

House Republican campaign arm touts ‘unstoppable momentum’ with record fundraising haul

As it aims to defend its razor-thin majority in the House of Representatives in next year's midterm elections, the National Republican Congressional Committee is off to a fast fundraising start.

GOP senator reveals why Trump’s ‘complete and total endorsement’ will be crucial for his midterm race

Fox News Digital spoke to Ohio GOP Sen. Jon Husted about receiving the endorsement of President Donald Trump for next year's election and what he hopes to accomplish going forward.

Key Trump agency facing ‘unprecedented backlog’ inherited from Biden admin

The Department of Transportation is working through a backlog of roughly 3,200 grant awards that did not have signed agreements to go with them.

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