Section 122, which has never been invoked, gives the president temporary authority to address balance-of-payments deficits.
Where did ‘affordability’ go?
Two-term legislator Joe Hogan cited personal experience in echoing the concerns of average families in his district.
Ahead of midterms, Pennsylvania politics still swinging
Beyond the familiar red vs. blue battle, alternative parties are gaining momentum, and a growing bloc of independent voters is demanding a greater say.
Bucks commissioners approve 2026 operating budget with tax increase
The board enacted a $517 million plan to fund the government through the end of next year.
Joint statement from Fitzpatrick and Graham on Russia sanction bill
With 100 cosponsors in the House and 85 in the Senate, this bill is the most unified, bipartisan push yet to choke off the cash fueling Putin’s war.
Bradley Vasoli: The drug war is lost; hope is not
Under a less punitive system, society could focus on treatment and harm reduction.