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Perhaps, the fiscal commission should not spend time rehashing the jobs Congress already has committees to do. Perhaps, it should instead be redefining success.

Following the Palestinian militant organization Hamas’ attack on Oct. 7, the U.S. government acted swiftly to dissuade other regional actors such as

Meanwhile, Tuberville’s team seemed unbothered by the prospect of more criticism from both sides of the aisle.

When the Supreme Court hears Moore v. United States in its upcoming term, the justices will technically be hearing a case about a minor one-time repatriation tax that was buried in a federal tax-code overhaul six years ago. What they may actually be deciding is whether Democratic proposals for a federal wealth tax are unconstitutional.That is the hope, at least, of the dozens of right-wing legal groups and other organizations representing wealthy Americans that filed friend of the court briefs w

Swimming Australia's primary violation is a lack of athlete voting power on the Board.

Attorneys representing billionaire Nazi memorabilia collector Harlan Crow sent an electronic letter to the United States Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday declaring that "Congress does not have the constitutional power to impose ethics rules and standards on the Supreme Court," prompting a flurr...

Since its approval in 2017, the Mountain Valley Pipeline project has been entangled in numerous legal disputes.

Since its approval in 2017, the Mountain Valley Pipeline project has been entangled in numerous legal disputes.

Since its approval in 2017, the Mountain Valley Pipeline project has been entangled in numerous legal disputes.

The U.S. Supreme Court granted an emergency stay of an appeals court order that had halted construction on the Mountain Valley Pipeline.