Cutting first and asking questions later could hurt national security, House Armed Services committee members say.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) indicated this week that his approach to repealing the Democrats’ climate, tax, infrastructure ...

WAIKIKI, Hawaii—As DOGE focuses its attention on the Pentagon, two members of the House Armed Services committee are urging caution. “I welcome the audit. I welcome the transparency,” Rep.

I mean, are there parts of the government that probably could be trimmed? Yeah, maybe using a scalpel instead of a chainsaw would be the way to do it,” said Buck. He wants to see more of being ...

Congressman Jeff Crank (R-Colo.) joined Brittany Lewis on "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss his first term in Congress, the House budget plan, President Trump's first month in office, and the future of ...

The massive elephant in the room that many Americans seem to overlook is our country’s national debt, which in 2024 was more than $22 trillion. Servicing that debt, including interest payments ...

Police arrested a man in Chattanooga Sunday after he allegedly barricaded himself inside a hospital room and then used a scalpel to strike an officer. According to an affidavit from the ...