With the Trump administration and GOP Congress deconstructing investment-killing business regulations and aiming to cut taxes, the economy is poised to grow faster, and new technologies will support higher valuations over the next several years.
As President Trump focuses on implementing changes across the federal government, there’s one agency that desperately needs his attention: the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
After years of passively relying on China to supply our military with crucial materials for the production of high-tech weapons systems, the U.S. is taking some important steps toward restoring its ability to harvest its own so-called rare earths.
The first major step Congress should take is to reform the tax system so companies are incentivized to invest and build factories in the United States and create good-paying jobs.
It's time to break down the GOP's “American Health Care Act” and determine whether it is really is going to work for the American people. And it is time to hold Washington accountable.
Next week, Donald Trump releases his new budget. It's expected to cut spending on things like the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Over the past decade, a significant portion of Iran’s economic institutions have been handed off to the office of the Supreme Leader under the guise of “privatization.”
Casey Anthony, who was acquitted in 2011 of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, has resurfaced. She granted an interview to the Associate Press, which was published this week.
One would think everyone in America, citizens and legal residents alike, would be clapping for the redrafted and narrowly tailored executive order President Trump signed on Monday. It plainly aims to protect all of us from radical Islamic terrorism.