Prospect

Less than a year after ending the latitude federal agencies were previously given by courts to implement laws, the Court’s conservatives brought it back for infrastructure approvals.

Trump’s grand design for Fannie Mae ignorantly repeats a sordid history.

Today on TAP: Buried deep in the budget bill are devastating cuts.

In our first installment of ‘Trump’s Beautiful Disaster,’ we tee up the battle over the giant tax and spending bill in the Senate.

The House passed a measure to eliminate all state regulation of artificial intelligence for a decade. The last line of defense may be legislation from Sen. Chuck Grassley.

As the first fully automated 18-wheeler rolls out, states would have no ability to govern what is taking place on their own roads.

If they want to win back the working class, they need to get in touch with its justifiable anger.

On our live show, David, Sam Seder, and Emma Vigeland talk about what’s on the horizon now that Trump has destroyed regulatory enforcement.

Today on TAP: In a tour de force of sophistry, George Will says Trump is really one of those god-awful progressives.

The leader of DOGE has created a humanitarian catastrophe, and he might not be done.

There’s never been a better time to be a loan shark for small businesses.

There isn’t a legitimate public purpose. The intent is punitive and political.

The worst ultra-billionaire on Earth says he’s leaving government. Let’s hope he actually does it.

Chuck Schumer’s imaginary friends come back to haunt him.

Today on TAP: The sudden announcement allowing Nippon Steel to buy U.S. Steel is all rhetoric and no enforceable commitments.

A federal court has struck down most of his tariffs, mainly because he didn’t follow readily available procedures to impose them.

How door-to-door solar salespeople can scam homeowners, and what the government could do to stop it.

A Republican candidate failed to overturn a state supreme court election. But the federal government has picked up where that case left off.

What do Democrats need to do to win back voters’ trust?

Today on TAP: The Wall Street Journal editorial page joins reality.