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Laura Ingraham aims to cut through the Washington chatter to speak directly with unexpected voices and the actual people who are impacted by the news of the...

While Congress has a two-week recess in April, there are many priority items on the agenda this month. Less than two weeks after signing the Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 spending package,...

With a House vote of followed by the Senate vote of, Congress passed the $1.5 trillion omnibus spending bill to fund the government through September 30. The legislation also includes $13.6 billion to support Ukraine, as well as a number of health policy provisions.

Indiana continues to have the best business tax climate in the Midwest and ranks 9th among the 50 states for employing a tax system that enhances its overall business environment.

Not only is recycling a good thing for Buffalo, it can also give you more space and could help to save you money!

Not only is recycling a good thing for Buffalo, it can also give you more space and could help to save you money!

They believe that those who use infrastructure should pay for it but believe equally that the federal and state governments, through taxes, should also fund our infrastructure.

San Diego drivers already pay well over $1 per gallon in taxes and fees, but SANDAG wants even more. Their plan to charge for every mile you drive is gaining momentum and it’s likely that the state of California and the federal government will charge you as well.

Postings, indeed being the job site, offering hiring incentives. you how dire is the driver shortage from somebody like you, you see it day in and day out, how dire is it out there? >> its pretty bad. i mean, youve got companies out there offering $10,000 sign-on bonuses, paying crazy money for the mileage pay. i have never heard of it. theres still nobody wants to work when theyre sitting at home drawing almost twice what they were drawing a month while they were working. why would they go back...

Energy system from unreliable wind and solar power, from coal and oil and gas, which has provided most of our energy. robert, i might be wrong about my math because i can keep up with the spending proposals. >> john: okay, okay. >> close to five or $6 trillion. >> john: steve has got selective hearing, i think. >> these numbers are completely out of control. >> john: he is either got selective hearing, or hes lost is an ear microphone. one of the things to address this, on the green new deal i t...