Small Business

Bernie Sanders' wealth tax bill promises $3,600 annual checks while imposing an annual levy the Constitution almost certainly prohibits. European nations tried this exact tax and repealed it. The check is bait.

Tariffs are paid by American importing companies and passed to consumers as higher prices. The Tax Foundation estimated Trump's 2018 tariffs cost the average U.S. household $800 to $1,200 per year, a regressive tax hitting working families hardest.

Gavin Newsom says JD Vance is 'scarier' than Trump. Coming from a governor presiding over a $73 billion budget deficit and 350,000 lost private-sector jobs, that fear is the most sincere political endorsement Vance has received all year.

A multistate coalition of attorneys general filed suit to block President Trump's latest round of import taxes. The case might win on the constitutional merits, but it won't help the small business owner trying to make payroll this Friday.

While legacy media chases the same tired narratives, a name trending across America points to something the press establishment would rather ignore: people are paying attention to who controls their health.

When millions of Americans googled Brighton vs Liverpool, they weren't just looking for scores. They were participating in a distributed information network that government regulators would kill to control.

Kathy Ireland built a billion-dollar empire from a swimsuit. The left calls that luck. We call it America.

The Bosa family drama became a trending topic for one reason: Americans are fascinated by private contracts. Washington should take the hint.

The Illinois Democratic bench is so thin that the party is recycling politicians who already lost. What that tells you about the state of the left isn't pretty.

Democratic strategists built a political universe where women are a monolith waiting to be frightened into the right column. Republican women are dismantling it.

Between rising interest rates, new compliance mandates, and a labor shortage nobody wants to fix, Main Street is fighting for survival while K Street writes the rules.

TSA lines stretching four hours long aren't a travel inconvenience, they're a monument to federal dysfunction paid for in wasted days by ordinary Americans.

Twice a year, the federal government forcibly adjusts when you wake up, eat, and sleep. And half the country still thinks this is normal.