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‘COVID Will Look Like Chump Change’: Experts Lay Out What’s At Stake If China Invades Taiwan Samantha Renck on April 27, 2022 A potential Chinese invasion

A committee has formed with representatives on both sides of the aisle, in the hopes they can agree on one version of the America COMPETES bill.

In an interview with Insider, Khanna pushed back against criticism that student debt relief helps the rich and pushed for a smaller Build Back Better.

Among Tim Ryans chief concerns are domestic manufacturing and China, which he views as the nations primary adversary and cause of lost factory jobs.

Make no mistake: properly organized, the United States has the capacity to handle both challenges at once.

Democrats push to sell the new house competition bill. >> yeah. well -- so democrats in the house, particularly front line members who are up for reelection in a lot of districts where theyre really vulnerable, they want to run on a package about jobs, they want to run on a package about inflation. these are some of the key attacks republicans are going after them for, and because the biden agenda has so far stalled -- i mean build back better really not seeing a lot of progress and failing to g...

Latest news and information as the 18 April filing deadline for tax season 2022 approaches. Well also have updates on gas prices, Social Security, the Child Tax Credit.

Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) blasted Democrats' COMPETES Act for failing to counter China, despite it being marketed by ...

The US Senate has passed a competitiveness bill to bolster the country's ability to compete on the international level, with a focus on maintaining a technological edge over China.

The Senate has approved a multibillion-dollar bill designed to support the U.S. high-tech industry, particularly the domestic semiconductor ...