Hunter Baker | The speaker’s planned visit comes amid a delicate diplomatic balancing act
Raging flood waters have killed dozens of people in Kentucky, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will travel to Asia this week, lawmakers are debating over a bill stalled in the Senate to expand healthcare access for veterans exposed to burn pits, President Biden tested positive for COVID-19 again, hundreds of protesters in Baghdad camped out Sunday inside the Iraqi parliament
Despite clear direction from the Supreme Court, religious liberty cases are still bubbling up
What makes up gross domestic product and what might be a better measure of economic health?
Brad Littlejohn | The Supreme Court’s action was a rightful exercise of constitutional government.
Flash floods killed several people in Kentucky, the U.S. economy is sinking toward a recession, President Biden spoke with Chinese leader Xi Jinping for over two hours, ships are sitting idle in three Black Sea ports, JetBlue Airways has plans to buy Spirit Airlines, five major gun manufacturers made a combined $1 billion on semiautomatic weapons in the last 10 years
Two party platform issues are causing Republicans to buckle at the knees
Religion: A ministry aims to read the entire Bible aloud at federal and state capitols
A major drought in the West isn’t generating a lot of political heat—yet
