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Capping the price on Russian oil has proven divisive among world leaders, who must balance soaring inflation and energy prices with cutting off one of Moscow’s most lucrative income streams.

The 'experts' don't know what they're talking about.

Judge Nichols Asked DOJ whether Meadows Had immunity from Testimony. The inquiry puts Merrick Garland’s department on the horns of a painful dilemma on a matter of high significance.

Gun safety, without a doubt, is a public health issue and needs to be addressed as such. Because of this, community and public health minded organizations with accurate, data informed insight like NashvilleHealth are the perfect partners in shaping conversations on gun safety.

“It seems Wall Street is starting to believe that even if the economy has a recession, it will be a short one,” one analyst says.

Congressman Lee Zeldin of Long Island has moved into a 6.5-point lead over businessman and former Trump Administration advisor Andrew Giuliani, according to a new poll conducted by John Zogby Strategies.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas suggested the court should reconsider rights like birth control and same sex marriage in future decisions, after the court overturned Roe v. Wade and the federal right to an abortion Friday.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade Friday, giving states license to ban abortion, meaning 13 states’ “trigger bans” outlawing the procedure will now start taking effect—and some already did as soon as the ruling came out.

With high prices a key issue for voters this fall, rising inflation expectations could lead to further monetary policy tightening from the Federal Reserve, analysts predict.

To leave Germany without some kind of cooperation pact on currency moves—or at a minimum, rules-of-the-road for the rest of 2022—would remind world markets why they’ve come to ignore the G-7.

In one of the most stunning reversals in the modern era of the Supreme Court, a majority of the Court overturned a nearly 50-year precedent in Roe v. Wade Friday and gave states the license to ban abortion.

Only one in four Americans say they are confident in the Supreme Court—the lowest rate on record—according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.

The Senate passed a bipartisan gun control bill in a 65-33 vote late Thursday, setting up one of the most significant pieces of federal gun legislation in decades for a possible House vote this week.

There is little doubt that the U.S. E-2 foreign investor work visa has been the workhorse of foreign investment into the United States over the years. But processing of such visas is backlogged. Creative lawyering is necessary to help investors overcome the hurdles of current processing realities.

The U.S. just lost its strongest ally in Latin America. Will Colombia go the way of Venezuela and Cuba?

The Senate voted 65-34 early Thursday afternoon to limit debate on a bipartisan gun control bill, with nearly a third of Republican senators siding with their Democratic colleagues to break the filibuster, setting up a final vote.

The U.S. Virgin Islands has yet to begin resolving its own problems with energy production and distribution, and this delay is constraining its economic growth.