The president says he’d like to increase spending to about 2% of the country’s GDP — closer to what it was in the 1960s.

The Congressional Review Act gives them the power to do so, but it also limits regulators’ options in the future.

As officials meet in Alaska, the White House will likely maintain a hard line on protectionism, hacking and technology pilfering.

Last summer, the Supreme Court ruled it’s illegal under federal law to fire someone for being lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans.

How President Joe Biden might pursue climate legislation — and the challenges he’ll face.

Homeowners can request up to six months of additional relief, and the deadline for new applicants is now the end of June.

The Biden administration plans to spread the word that people can sign up and may be eligible for free or subsidized coverage.

California passed its own internet regulation. The Trump administration challenged it.

One energy analyst says “the reality is that the marketplace is attacking coal.”

Normally presidents have very few tools to control the economy. With the COVID-19 pandemic, however, things are a bit different.