The justices chose not to upend the tax system in a much anticipated ruling Thursday, but at least four justices seemed to signal that they would shoot down proposals to tax wealth.

Unlike Obama or Reagan, he’s struggling with a problem that started under his watch.

Lawmakers are walking a fine line as they push along bipartisan bills to make building housing easier.

The Banking Chair is the highest ranking Democrat to say Martin Gruenberg should go over agency-wide workplace issues.

With trillions in tax cuts soon set to expire, the election’s winner will have a guaranteed chance to rewrite much of the IRS code

As the speaker faces a growing effort to oust him, Democrats seem increasingly willing to bail him out.

A populist turn could lead the U.S. down the same economic path as Argentina, Larry Summers said at the Semafor World Economy Summit.

The influx of migrants has lifted hiring and growth, new studies find. But it’s still a political nightmare for Joe Biden.

The party whose backers are more enthusiastic by the end of the campaign has won four out of the last five presidential elections, Gallup notes.

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is promising that the Senate will “consider legislative options” to stamp out the practice known as judge shopping.

Immigration is now the number one issue that comes up unprompted when Gallup asks survey takers to list the issue that concerns them most.

It was unclear when the move might trigger a vote, however.