Politics
U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Biden student loan forgiveness plan
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday 6-3 that the Biden White House cannot student loan debt without Congressional approval
Politics
Tuesday's primaries good night for preferred GOP candidates, Trump candidates wins in several states
Win by Sarah Huckabee Sanders poised to usher in new political family dynasty as loss by George P. Bush sunsets another
Politics
Trump reveals he threatened AMLO to 'force' him to militarize the border
"I've never seen anyone bend like that," the former U.S. president boasted during a rally in Ohio
Politics
Rubio takes command in heated Florida debate with Demings
Florida candidates spar on immigration, inflation, foreign policy, gun rights and abortion
Business
Hispanic advocacy group says proposed corporate tax hikes will hurt Latino workers
A 2019 study also indicates that a recent wave of IRS audit spikes are targeting Hispanic counties in Texas. The Inflation Reduction Act legislation is expected to lead to even more audits of lower to middle class workers and professionals.
Politics
Democratic leaders fixate on Trump as voters cite pocketbook issues as top concerns
According to Gallup, the economy, inflation and jobs top the list of issues most important to voters
Politics
Politics over security? Schumer team received FBI intel about Jan. 6 violence, frontline cops didn't
Capitol Police executive's email tipoff to Schumer aide night before riot raises eyebrows in Congress
Politics
New bills would expose Russian, Chinese funding of American groups
Newly introduced legislation would require think tanks and nonprofits to reveal whether they have significant funding from governments and political groups in Russia and China
Politics
Biden first-year failures set stage for civil war between moderate and progressive Democrats
"I like him, but I'm not Bernie Sanders," Biden said at a press conference Wednesday, distancing himself from his party's socialist wing
Education
Presidential foot in mouth? Biden may have killed his student debt cancellation plan, critics argue
The administration's legal argument for loan forgiveness is based on financial harms caused by the COVID-19 pandemic — a pandemic that, according to Biden, is now "over."