Congressional Republicans are trying to convince consumers that the White House and Democratic lawmakers will raise their taxes every time people flick on a light switch.
Republicans' main attack is a claim that climate legislation will cost U.S. households $3,100 a year. They got the number by doing some additional math based on a Massachusetts Institute of Technology study, and they're sticking with it, even though John Reilly, an MIT economist and the author of the study, told them that they misinterpreted his work and that their number is wrong.
President Trump on Monday signed an executive order designating the street drug fentanyl a weapon of...
The Heritage Foundation, an influential rightwing thinktank currently mired in controversy over its president’s apparent apology...
