Government

Under the proposals being debated, AV companies would be required to submit detailed documentation showing how their systems are designed, tested, and validated.

The Supreme Court released a decision Friday finding that the president does not have the authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

A major fight is brewing over whether the right to control prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket lies with the states or the federal government. 

Advocates see a way to buffer against bigger countries bullying smaller ones.

After the Great Recession, banks were required to hold a certain amount of capital to specifically cover mortgages. Banks backed away from mortgages as a result.

Monetary policy doesn’t just happen by magic. Instead, Fed employees in New York are carrying it out through open market operations.

The agency lost more than 25% of its staff to cuts, and it’s also dealing with new provisions from the tax and spending law passed in 2025.

This week, the EPA revoked what’s called the “endangerment finding,” which found that fossil fuel emissions can endanger human health. The agency says the U.S. will save money, but there are other costs, human and financial.

States differ on whether to conform to HR-1, leaving taxpayers with a patchwork of rules depending on where they live.

The EPA will switch course on a major scientific finding that had been at the core of its regulation of gases linked to climate change.