Economic

A new bill would extend the Federal Reserve’s mandate to promote “racial and economic justice,” prompting concerns as to whether this would lead to discrimination.

American consumers have never been this pessimistic about the economy, with the University of Michigan consumer confidence index plunging to a record low, as soaring inflation erodes household purchasing power and threatens a cost-of-living crisis.

Ireland’s Prime Minister has told the public that they are in for a “difficult” winter as energy supplies across Europe begin to dwindle.

Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw, who’s faced recent criticism over his enthusiastic support for red flag laws and calls for more money to be funneled to Ukraine, was harassed while at the Republican Party of Texas’ annual state convention Saturday.

Is the World Economic Forum replacing the United Nations as the world’s most influential institution?

As we’ve been seeing in elections over the last year, education issues have become hot-button concerns for parents.

America has a two-tiered justice system.

Supreme Court ruled 8-1 last year that First Amendment plaintiffs can seek "nominal damages" without showing measurable economic harm.

The death toll from an earthquake in Afghanistan on Wednesday hit 1,000, disaster management officials said, with more than 600 injured and the toll...

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was called out as a globalist by comedian activist Alex Stein at the Texas GOP Convention on Sunday over his support for funding Ukraine with $40 billion to wage war with Russia.