The pathway to enactment for the Democrats' human infrastructure and tax bill is looking increasingly difficult.

The SEC is expected to issue regulations next month requiring public companies to disclose climate change impact and board diversity data.

With Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's term expiring in February, President Biden must decide whether to nominate him for another stint.

The Constitution gives the Commander in Chief wide latitude to select his team but the Senate has increasingly delayed the process.

A delay in the release of census data sets off a mad scramble to draw congressional districts that will last the next decade.

Democrats in Congress are inching closer to enacting a significant "human" infrastructure bill, which will include significant tax changes.

Regulators and legislators in Washington are starting to focus more attention on cryptocurrency.

Six months into President Joe Biden's administration, America is as divided as it's ever been.

The Olympics are intended to bring countries together through sport. In reality, they have provided a forum to highlight political issues.

President Biden's July 9, 2021 Executive Order could usher in a new era of financial services in the U.S.

The White House and a bipartisan group of senators have agreed to a $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. But will it help the economy?

While the U.S. remains ideologically divided on many issues, the data suggests there is reason to celebrate this July Fourth.

Despite high-profile disagreements between the two parties, there is evidence that bipartisanship is still alive and well in Washington.

With inflation on voters' minds, the Federal Reserve is poised to play a significant role in the 2022 midterms.

Lawmakers have four months left to strike a deal to fund the government and avoid default amidst a historical national debt.

The federal gas tax has its origins in the Hoover administration. A century later, it could derail a bipartisan infrastructure bill.

With so many legislative deadlines looming, the July Fourth celebration on the Mall won't be the only fireworks in Washington this summer.

Washington has been split along party lines on cyber and data privacy issues for years. Will the Colonial Pipeline hack change that?

A wave of retirements and redistricting could spell trouble for the Democrats in the 2022 midterms.

Proposals to raise taxes have historically been politically unpopular but President Biden is asking Congress to pass huge tax increases.