Editor’s note: The Hill’s Morning Report is our daily newsletter that dives deep into Washington’s agenda. To subscribe, click here or fill out the box below. The Federal Reserve will raise interest rates twice more in 2023. Or maybe not. Inflation is way down compared with a year ago. But not enough. The labor market is incredibly resilient. But too...
Members of the House Freedom Caucus are looking to tank funding for Ukraine defense by adding poison pills to the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act.
The Supreme Court is considering whether to hear a case that could end 50 years of rent-controlled housing in New York City, a case earning support from major legal heavyweights.
Nikki Haley continues to warn Americans about China and the certain business ventures it has in the U.S., but she welcomed China-based companies as governor of South Carolina.
Pennsylvania's government is reaching a second week without full spending authority. Lawmakers have not decided on an official state budget as education funding continues to be debated.
Rep. Ken Buck's doubt that Speaker McCarthy may not follow through on his word underscores the tenuous relationship between House GOP leaders and Republican hardliners.
The campaign for government to pay reparations as a way to make amends for slavery and racism is gaining momentum as more communities across the country weigh proposals.
Some Republicans believe presidential candidates not named Donald Trump are missing an opportunity to breakthrough in a crowded primary field by not confronting the former president head on. Strategists agree that any candidate will need to win over at least some Trump supporters in order to overcome the former president in the polls, and that...
American banks are losing interest, consumer advocates say, in writing mortgages for inexpensive homes. Their exodus from the small-mortgage market leaves a patchwork of risky, poorly regulated home-loan alternatives that can propel the most vulnerable buyers into debt or homelessness. Twenty years ago, the median home cost less than $200,000, and banks routinely approved mortgages...