Several presidents have found themselves in President Biden's position: months before an election and faced with fears about the economy.

Congress begins its FY 2023 appropriations process in earnest this summer. But the spending bills may not see a vote for quite some time.

After years of false starts, a bipartisan compromise on two key issues may signal real movement on a federal data privacy law in the U.S.

Both parties say they want to pass legislation reigning in Big Tech, but the prospects for any such bill becoming law are dim.

With five months left until the midterm elections, how likely are we to see significant changes in polling?

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is taking an aggressive approach to global corporate tax rates and digital currencies.

With the midterm elections just six months away, we take a look at public polling to see what the two parties can expect this November.

The Fed is expected to continue hiking rates to combat inflation. Although it's widely expected, it still has Democrats worried.

With the midterms just six months away, House Republicans are already preparing to retake the majority. What might that mean for fintech?

Republicans' plans to impose term limits on both parties' House committee leaders has some Democrats seeing red.

While many Americans scramble to finish their taxes, Washington will continue to debate tax reform well past Tax Day.

Before he retires from the bench - and soon-to-be-Justice Brown Jackson joins the Court - Justice Breyer will has plenty left on his plate.

What early spring D.C. tradition attracts tons of attention but is a distant memory by late April? The President's annual budget.

What's the link between the Supreme Court confirmation hearings and an SEC climate disclosure rule?

Congress removed $15b in COVID funding from the omnibus spending bill, and there's no clear path to passing the funding on its own.

With divided government looming, expect an already busy executive branch to get much busier.

The West's announcement that it intends to cut off Russia from SWIFT will have significant implications for Russia -- and for the U.S.

The West's sanctions in response to Russia's activities in Ukraine could have implications for the fintech sector.

A new fight is brewing amidst all of the public policy squabbles on Capitol Hill: whether Congressional staff can unionize.

Congress used to fund the government through the appropriations process. Its recent use of "CRs" is causing issues within the bureaucracy.