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Trump Suggests Paying for Border Wall With Pentagon Funds
Still angry about the budget deal he signed last week, President Donald Trump has floated the idea of using the Pentagon budget to pay for his long-promised border wall with Mexico
Stock market volatility could kill this risky Social Security strategy
A nine-year bull market has inspired some retirees to take Social Security benefits early in order to invest that money in the market
Thank the Democrats for Upcoming Obamacare Rate Hikes
The GOP offered a compromise but the Dems wouldn’t take “yes” for an answer
Facebook Tries to Calm Advertisers After Cambridge Analytica Crisis
A handful of marketers suspended advertising on Facebook Inc. as the company hustled to quell anxiety about its platform in the wake of revelations that an outside company improperly handled data on tens of millions of its users
For many Americans, the Second Amendment is a defense against their own government
The crowded room exploded in thunderous cheers and applause
H.R. McMaster out, John Bolton in
Why Donald Trump has made a war hawk his national security adviser
Why conservative Christians stick with Trump
As “60 Minutes” prepares to air its interview with adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, conservative Christians are being accused of hypocris
The U.S.-Mexico Relationship Has Survived and Thrived Under Trump
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the neighbors are finding ways to make it work
5 Social Security Misunderstandings That Could Cost You
These misunderstandings could cost you thousands
Republicans take another swing at Obamacare
20 states have renewed efforts to weaken and undo the Affordable Care Act this year
Facebook suspends Cambridge Analytica for misusing personal data from 50M users
Cambridge Analytica is the firm best know for its work alongside Donald Trump's presidential campaign, but the company is in trouble with Facebook over misusing personal data
NRA Asks Vermont Gun Owners to Oppose ‘New York Style’ Amendment
The National Rifle Association is calling on Vermont gun owners to push back against a proposed gun law amendment, flexing their political muscle just one day after the National School Walkout
With Rex Tillerson’s departure, Jim Mattis loses an ally
In the turmoil of the Trump administration’s first year, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis could always count on the steady judgment of Rex Tillerson to help him present a united front to the president
Obama’s Choom Gang Reunion?
A small group of Canadian entrepreneurs is set to turn Obama's colorful history and Hawaiian's culture into a small fortune. And Hawaiian's can't get in on it all.
Sessions Chases Obama Legacy to Canada
Obama's real legacy was, well, weed. Obama backed the Fed's off states that wanted to legalize medical or recreational marijuana. Obama's America was on a path to legalize and profit on the massive marijuana marketplace. That was until Jeff Sessions became Attorney General.
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