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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) asked Texas Sen. John Cornyn (R) to start conversations with Democrats about bipartisan gun legislation, he told CNN on Thursday.

Markets are set to rebound from a seven-week losing streak after strong earnings results.

High-tech ceramics firm CoorsTek, run by the great-grandchildren of brewer Adolph Coors, says it developed a highly efficient way to make hydrogen from natural gas (and capture by-product carbon dioxide) that will make the fuel a better option for fuel cell vehicles and industrial users.

Analysts are still seeing opportunities in the consumer, healthcare and energy sectors.

In a series of stunning new findings, a Unite NY/John Zogby Strategies poll finds GOP insurgent candidate Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, widening his lead over Rep. Lee Zeldin in the party’s gubernatorial primary on June 28.

The expanded Obamacare subsidies are expensive, wasteful, inflationary, and unfair. They also reduce employer coverage and significantly increase federal deficits. Congress would be wise to let them expire after this year.

Health care bills pending in Congress contrast with the sort of reforms enacted in many state capitals in recent years. Unlike their federal counterparts, governors and state lawmakers have been busy enacting reforms that seek to reduce, not expand, government’s role in the health care market.

The developments in state capitals in 2022 provide more support for the assertion that we’re in a golden age for state tax relief, a phenomenon that has recently become a more bipartisan affair.

Using food as a weapon, will Putin win what he couldn't win on the battlefield?

The Central Bank of Russia announced the third cut to its key interest rate since it enacted an emergency hike to 20% after Moscow invaded Ukraine.

Over 5.9 million firearms have been sold in the U.S. so far this year, according to research firm Small Arms Analytics and Forecasting—continuing a stint of high gun sales.

Nearly 60% of registered voters think it’s at least somewhat important for lawmakers to pass stricter gun laws, a new Morning Consult/Politico poll found after a mass shooting in Buffalo, New York.

Retailers have seen a big selloff in recent weeks as several major companies reported that profits took a hit from inflationary pressures.

The Fed signaled that it would be prepared to be even more aggressive about hiking rates.

Success is the powerful, intoxicating lure for investment meant to replace the successful.

A federal appeals court has made it easier to try to disqualify political candidates for being “insurrectionists,” reversing a lower court ruling and ruling against Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) Tuesday.

The hedge fund billionaire criticized the Federal Reserve for not being decisive in combating inflation.