Trump Admin Sued Over Chinese Import Tariffs

The NCLA filed the lawsuit on behalf of a Florida-based retailer that sells home management products and imports materials from China. The Trump administration was sued by a nonprofit civil rights group on April 3, with the organization saying that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority when he imposed tariffs on Chinese imports. The lawsuit,

Republicans May Override Senate’s Nonpartisan Referee to Pass Trump’s Agenda: What to Know

The Senate parliamentarian plays a key role in budget reconciliation, which congressional Republicans are using to advance the president’s policy goals. WASHINGTON—Republicans have set the stage to potentially override the Senate parliamentarian as they move ahead with President Donald Trump’s policy proposals. Republicans are seeking to pass Trump’s entire agenda—including tax cuts, energy policy, border

Even Slight Increases in Oil, Gas Output Significantly Boost Economy: Reports

Conservative think tanks offer House GOP blueprints to develop public land fossil fuels, while Democrats say ’taxpayers are footing the bill for Big Oil.’ If the United States oil and gas industry boosted production by 50 percent over the next 25 years, a new study estimates the ramped-up supply would lower energy costs, create 140

Luna Announces Revised Outline on Parental Proxy-Voting After Trump’s Endorsement

House Republican leadership has sought to silently table the push to give new parents in Congress 12 weeks to vote remotely. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) announced on April 3 that she and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) have discussed a way forward over the issue of proxy-voting for new parents, an issue that has

Trump Says His Team Is ‘Very Close’ to Reaching TikTok Deal as Deadline Nears

‘We could use tariffs in order to get something in return,’ the president told reporters. President Donald Trump said on April 3 that he would potentially consider an agreement where China agrees to approve the sale of social media platform TikTok from its parent company ByteDance in return for relief from the tariffs he recently

Democratic State Attorneys General Sue Over Trump’s Voting Executive Order

The lawsuit challenges an order that aims to require voters to prove they are citizens in order to vote. A group of 19 Democratic state attorneys general filed a lawsuit on April 3 disputing President Donald Trump’s executive order that requires voters to verify they are U.S. citizens and prevents states from counting mail-in ballots