The nation’s Gross Domestic Product rose 1.3% in the first quarter, half the rate of the previous quarter, as other key measures of the economy faltered, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported Thursday.

With the U.S. at the brink of default, President Joe Biden is demanding that Congress pass a debt ceiling increase that doesn’t put a cap on government spending – but, that’s not what the majority of Americans want.

Most Americans aren’t familiar with the ESG investment movement, which uses its financial resources as a cudgel to coerce companies into compliance with Environmental, Social and Governance ideology, at the expense of profits, a new Gallup survey shows.

Donald Trump is barred from using evidence turned over by prosecutors to disparage his accusers in his court case regarding business records, Judge Juan Manuel Merchan told the former president on Tuesday.

As of last March 30, oil had traded as a commodity on open exchanges for 40 years. Most people do not remember a time when “WTI” oil was not quoted as “the oil price” by news sources in the United States or “Brent” internationally. It was not always so.

Fully 84% of voters want the U.S. government to take action to address the privacy and security threats posed by the popular video-sharing app TikTok – up to, and including, banning the social media platform entirely, according to a new Harvard-Harris poll.

The FBI improperly performed warrantless searches on more than a quarter-million U.S. citizens in a single year, a 127-page court filing unsealed Friday by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), in the latest instance of FBI abuse of its powers to make the news.

A frightened State Department spokesperson became visibly rattled and refused to either look at the evidence or comment Thursday, when an Associated Press reporter asked him why State Department emails have begun imposing pronouns on their senders – and getting them wrong, in the process.

On Thursday, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce advanced a joint resolution (H.J. Res. 45) to block a Biden Administration rule forcing taxpayers to pick up the tab for billions of dollars of student loans.

With California considering a plan to pay hundreds of billions of dollars in reparations for the practice of slavery abolished generations ago, commentator and Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin asks a question that’s being ignored in the debate about reparations.

In his newly-released report, Special Counsel John Durham concludes that the FBI merely failed to practice “strict fidelity to the law” in its launch and handling of the Crossfire Hurricane surveillance and investigation seeking to prove former Pres. Donald Trump colluded with Russia.

The original Supervisory Special Agent on the Crossfire Hurricane investigation had never seen a CIA memo pointing to a Clinton campaign plan to tie former Pres. Donald Trump to Russia – and became “visibly upset and emotional” when Special Counsel John Durham’s office showed it to him.

The FBI is guilty of “a minimum” of 13 instances of “confirmation bias” in its Crossfire Hurricane investigation of former President Donald Trump, a newly-released report from Special Counsel John Durham concludes.

There was no evidence to support the Crossfire Hurricane investigation of former Pres. Donald Trump, Special Counsel John Durham concluded in a copy of his report exclusively obtained by The Federalist, the publication’s CEO Sean Davis reported Monday.