Derek Schmidt, Tracey Mann and Ron Estes. "All of the momentum is behind Hawkins," Eric Pahls, a national GOP strategist based in Kansas who is not involved in the Hawkins campaign, told The ...

TLDR Ripple and SEC settle XRP lawsuit with dismissal of appeals. Ripple to pay $125 million fine despite case dismissal.

Stocks closed higher Friday afternoon on the news a Fed rate cut could be coming-- a move closely watched by California homebuyers hoping to finally see some relief on mortgage rates. Federal Reserve ...

As a summer COVID-19 surge hits Michigan, unanswered questions abound about eligibility, insurance coverage and when new ...

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The following information was released by the Association for Manufacturing Technology:. McLean, Va. Today, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gave the strongest indication to date that an interest ...

With Congressional Republicans and President Trump signing the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act, into law, Americans will gain more flexibility in some areas of their health care. These changes will have ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday opened the door ever so slightly to lowering a key interest rate in the coming months but gave no hint on the timing of a move and suggested the central ...

House Speaker Dan Hawkins is the only candidate currently running for Kansas insurance commissioner. He is already shoring up the Republican primary.

Investors are waiting to see if Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell shares his view on interest rate cuts at the annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.

JB Pritzker and legislative leaders who said the hikes raise suspicions that Illinois homeowners are being charged extra to help cover insurance losses caused by wildfires, hurricanes and other ...

US stocks open lower after a rare earnings miss from Walmart and comments from the Kansas City Fed chief that sow doubt for September rate cut.