The economy has seen its share of ups and downs over the past 20 years, but one thing has remained constant — the federal government…
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley says one of his policy goals in 2020 is to rein in Trump’s tariff powers under Section 232 of…
After years of support from prominent Democrats, charter schools are coming under scrutiny from several of the 2020 presidential candidates — a move that seems…
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled in December that lawmakers are not exempt from the state’s public records law.State lawmakers, despite once exempting themselves from…
Every year, the Census Bureau releases reports on income and poverty in the United States: the Official Poverty Measure (OPM) and the Supplemental Poverty Measure…
Long-term demographic changes and the polarizing nature of the Trump presidency are threatening the GOP’s dominance in Texas.Making matters more complicated for Republicans is the…
What do Republicans really think about Silicon Valley? Are they worried about being censored by online platforms, as the oft-heard conservative narrative goes? These were…
In December, the USDA finalized changes to the requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP. The program, colloquially known as food…
Next November, voters in 20 U.S. House districts across the country will see a new name occupying the Republican spot on their ballots. As of…
In an age of divisiveness and partisan politics, the U.S. Supreme Court has proved remarkably resilient to political pandering and posturing.Since 2000, 36 percent of…