Money and Policy

The Republican-turned-Democrat said he would expand Pell grants, doubling the maximum amount to $12,960.

Former Reagan economist Art Laffer settles the score between Trump and Obama, arguing Trump deserves "all the credit" for economic success in America.

Michael Bloomberg rolled out a new proposal on Tuesday morning aimed at overhauling how Wall Street is regulated, a marked shift for the 78-year-old billionaire who got his start on Wall Street in the 1960s.

The system, called Voatz, lets residents vote remotely via smartphone from anywhere on the globe instead of having to get to a polling station or by mail.

This year's tax season, the second filing under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, has industry experts much more at ease — but some taxpayers may still face surprises if they did not take action to modify their withholding since last year.

The former New York City mayor plans to help those currently in the workforce by creating a public-option retirement savings plan.

"Even if I am not legally liable for it, I am certainly morally responsible," Sharpton said.

Federal regulators are investigating a new plan to re-regulate America's freight railroads

Democrat presidential contender Mike Bloomberg’s campaign promised concessions for workers.

The former New York City mayor has put more than $15 million behind the 30-second ad, according to estimates from political-ad tracker Kantar/CMAG.

The Trump administration asked Congress for $1.5 billion over 10 years to create a new national stockpile of U.S.-mined uranium.