The Trump administration’s push to dismantle a quarter-century-old federal forest protection rule is drawing fresh scrutiny because the man now running the agency charged with enforcing it spent years lobbying…
Three economic developments are converging to test American fiscal and foreign policy at once: a renewed trade standoff with Canada, mounting pressure on Iran, and a national debt that has…
Category: Economy Byline: The Republic Standard News Staff Tags: Economy, Lee Zeldin, EPA, National Security What Is at Stake A flame retardant present in roughly 70 percent of electronics worldwide…
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Friday that the United States has secured majority control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s proven oil reserves through a new bilateral agreement, a…
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday announced what he described as the largest oil deal in world history, a sweeping agreement with Venezuela granting the United States a majority…
President Donald Trump’s decision to temporarily suspend tariffs on foreign beef imports is drawing sharp criticism from within his own party, with several prominent Republican senators representing cattle country warning…
Tulsa families are losing power in a summer emergency, and the culprit is not the weather but the unaccountable private hand on the switch.
The scope of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has reached a new threshold: a complete pause on immigrant visa applications at every American embassy and consulate around the world, affecting…
The Stakes Nearly six months into an active war with Iran, the United States faces a hard question about whether economic leverage can succeed where military force has so far…
A Major Trade Relationship Under Pressure The United States and Canada share one of the largest bilateral trading relationships on earth, valued at roughly $909 billion annually. What happens between…