Trump's Pick to Run CFPB Tells Lawmakers 'I Will Follow the Law' at Embattled Agency
Trump's nominee to be director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said he would "follow the law" when pressed by Democratic senators.
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The Increasing Role Of Private Investment In Infrastructure
In his first week in office, President Donald Trump announced a $500 billion public-private partnership to expand the nation’s AI infrastructure.
Unforgiving Math Has Republicans Asking For 'Prayer' As They Try To Move Forward On Tax Cuts
House Republicans are trying to keep Donald Trump's push for "one big beautiful bill" alive this week with a budget resolution.
Federal Judge Grants Pause In Litigation Over Challenge Of DOL Fiduciary Rule
A federal judge has granted the Trump administration’s request for a 60-day pause in litigation challenging the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule.
US 10-Year Yield Hits 2025 Low As Traders Boost Rate-Cut Bets
Treasuries rallied, led by 10-year yields dropping 10 basis points as traders boosted bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.
Why Stock Market Worries About Tariff Uncertainty Might Be A 'Red Herring'
The stock market is trading near record highs, but the vibes feel off.
Newman: How Markets Assess 3 Buckets Of Trump Chaos
Washington, D.C., is in an uproar as President Trump's henchman Elon Musk rampages through the federal bureaucracy, firing thousands.
