GOP congressman slams Biden energy officials over new water heater standards: 'Leave us alone'
Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie took the Biden administration's Department of Energy to task over new proposed regulations for water heaters.
83 Republicans vote against amendment to reinstate pilots fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccine
House lawmakers on Thursday voted down a proposed requirement for airlines to reinstate pilots fired due to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, with 83 Republicans voting with Democrats against it.
Sudden new fees charged to millions of Americans by Big Tech vendor Toast spark congressional query
Congress is looking into new fees charged by Big Tech restaurant vendor Toast after a FOX Business exclusive report on Tuesday highlighting national outrage at the fees.
Social Security campaign aims to help more Americans claim Supplemental Security Income
The Social Security Administration unveiled a new campaign to broaden the scope of its Supplemental Security Income reach.
AOC says Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan doesn't go far enough
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said President Biden should suspend student loan interest payments until his new loan forgiveness plan kicks in.
Biden FTC chair probing Elon Musk's Twitter purchase to face grilling from Jim Jordan's Judiciary Committee
Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan is to "voluntarily appear" before Rep. Jim Jordan's House Judiciary Committee in July amid her agency's probe into Elon Musk's Twitter takeover.
Federal government wastes enough money to buy half a million houses every month: Report
A report from spending watchdog Open the Books shows that the government wasted an average of $683 million per day last year.
New GOP tax package would put $4,000 back in American families' pockets
House Republicans are unveiling a tax package that includes three bills aimed at extending Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, repealing Biden policies and giving new tax breaks.
Four-star general warns US over Chinese spies' 'brazen' attempts to infiltrate military bases: 'Catch up'
Retired Gen. Jack Keane and retired Brig. Gen. Anthony Tata joined Maria Bartiromo to discuss escalating U.S.-China tensions and attempts to infiltrate military bases.
AOC calls to 'eliminate the debt limit' at chaos-filled town hall
Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., said during a town hall on Friday that the debt limit should be eliminated for constitutional reasons.
Yellen estimates government will run out of cash by June 5 without debt ceiling agreement
Yellen has sent Congress several warnings that the Treasury will run out of cash to pay all of the government's obligations in early June
Top McCarthy debt limit negotiator says GOP won't cave on work requirements: 'Hell no'
Rep. Garret Graves of Louisiana said negotiators for House Republicans and the White House have identified what their biggest differences are.
McCarthy brushes off Freedom Caucus letter rejecting concessions on debt limit
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy indicated he was not worried about a letter from House conservatives demanding that he not compromise on provisions included in debt ceiling increase legislation they had passed.
Debt limit deal between McCarthy, Biden could be struck this week: source
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy told reporters that negotiators worked well past midnight in order to try to reach an agreement and claimed some progress in the talks.
Debt battle: Democrats claim GOP will 'crash the economy' to help Trump win in 2024
Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., argued Wednesday that Republicans want to "crash the economy" to help former President Donald Trump win back the White House in 2024.
McCarthy debt ceiling negotiators head to White House, but he says GOP and Biden 'still far apart'
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., told reporters he was confident the U.S. would not default, but suggested the blame would be on President Biden if it did.
Byron Donalds unloads on Biden Energy Department for skipping gas stove hearing
Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds slammed the Biden administration Energy Department for refusing to testify on its gas stove efficiency standards.
Rising costs erode buying power of Social Security earnings by 36%, report says
Older Americans that retired before 2000 would have to earn an extra $516.70 more per month to maintain the same level of buying power as in 2000, according to a recent The Senior Citizens League study.
McCarthy: No debt ceiling deal yet, but ‘productive’ talks with Biden
Speaker McCarthy met with President Biden for roughly an hour and a half on Monday night in a push to get a debt ceiling deal with just 10 days left.
White House, GOP agree to cut excess COVID funding as talks progress: sources
President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy are meeting late Monday to discuss the debt limit negotiations as some signs of progress were starting to emerge.