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(St. Paul, MN) -- A Minnesota bill would aim to boost literacy rates in the state by offering pizza to students. The bill is sponsored by Representative María Isa Pérez-Vega (DFL- St. Paul) and would give a one-time $350,000 grant for a two-year startup serving students in the Twin Cities metro. Students who read at least 10 minutes a day and five days a week would get their

The Dignity Act is the most viable legislation in Congress that secures our border and fixes our broken immigration system.

Canada’s digital services tax proposal unfairly targets U.S. companies. The USTR must push back.

New York: The world must act now to stem the violence and instability in Haiti, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said on Thursday, appealing for simultaneous action on the humanitarian, security, and political fronts.

Back in 2003, under the stewardship of Governor Tim Pawlenty, Minnesota sensibly banned illegal aliens from obtaining a driver’s license. This was done in response to the 9/11 attacks amid worri...

President Biden's shift on energy and foreign policy has sparked outrage. Critics are accusing the administration of hypocrisy for promoting a green agenda domestically while lifting oil sanctions on an adversary and allowing Chevron to resume production in Venezuela.

President Biden's shift on energy and foreign policy has sparked outrage. Critics are accusing the administration of hypocrisy for promoting a green agenda domestically while lifting oil sanctions on an adversary and allowing Chevron to resume production in Venezuela.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced its endorsement of Representative María Elvira Salazar to represent Florida’s Twenty-Seventh Congressional District. The Chamber endorses pro-business candidates for federal office who will vigorously support public policy that will advance economic growth, support jobs, and promote fiscal responsibility. “Representative María Elvira Salazar has a proven track record of leadership and delivering...

The Biden administration's World Trade Organization ambassador attended her first Dispute Settlement Body meeting Wednesday and continued to block the appointment of new appeals panel judges while calling for sweeping changes to Geneva's legal system.

The Biden administration's World Trade Organization ambassador attended her first Dispute Settlement Body meeting Wednesday and continued to block the appointment of new appeals panel judges while calling for sweeping changes to Geneva's legal system.