In his latest broadside against big business, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is introducing a bill Thursday that would prevent large companies like Walmart from buying back stock unless their employees are paid at least $15 an hour.
Rep. Peter Roskam, a chief architect of the sweeping tax cuts, argues they have jump-started economic growth and created jobs. But there's one thing they may not be able to do: save his own job.
Maryland is renowned for its crab industry, but this year several picking rooms are empty as Trump administration rules have clamped down on visas for temporary foreign laborers.
Drug dealers are using bitcoin to finance the deadly wave of fentanyl flooding into the country from overseas. We follow the money from Main Street to the dark web and show how the cryptocraze allows drugs to get delivered right to your doorstep.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's efforts to wind down DACA.
But Dems fight back with report showing that eliminating the estate tax benefits the rich.
"Every major company ... in America has people in recovery," acting White House drug czar Richard Baum told CNBC.
The Treasury secretary wants a "clean" bill by August. House Republicans aren't saying much of substance in response.
A White House proposal that would slash agriculture subsidies has many U.S. farmers worried.
The White House budget doesn't explain how the U.S. will pay for the president's massive tax cuts.
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