New Mexico-based climate and conservation groups are urging their congressional delegation to reject a bipartisan permitting bill negotiated by the state’s senior Democratic senator.

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are attracting millions of users, launching new products, and becoming a staple of football and election season projections despite an uncertain ...

The identities of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security employees were exposed in a large-scale data breach on Wednesday.

England’s top football league has won a reprieve on a tax change for image rights that could drive up costs for star players and clubs.

The Education Department has finalized its rules to overhaul the college accountability system President Donald Trump sees as a means to transform higher education.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.), the outgoing chair of the Senate health panel, released a discussion draft of a proposal Thursday to promote access to health technologies with artificial intelligence while ...

A Trump-backed super PAC is targeting Democratic congressional candidates over their financial ties to the data center industry, releasing a round of ads decrying how the developments are driving up ...

The IRS division that audits the biggest multinational companies and wealthy individuals plans to hire more people who can focus on special cases in the agency’s workload, a top official said Thursday ...

A senior tax writer in the Senate is “alarmed” by the growth of a lucrative market for a “tax aware” investment strategy, characterizing the arrangements as ripe for abuse. A revamped form of ...

Vice President JD Vance is likely to rally support for Republican congressional candidates vying to replace Rep. Elise Stefanik in one of New York’s reddest districts days before Tuesday’s midterms.

Sen. Alan Armstrong‘s appointment will end before the current Congress finishes because his replacement will be eligible to be sworn in as soon as the election is certified, according to an opinion ...

A bipartisan group of more than 100 lawmakers said in a letter to congressional leaders that shipbuilding should be included in a must-pass defense bill when they return from recess.