If “actions speak louder than words” Trump’s top concerns are fairly clear: out of control government spending, taxes, and regulations. For over 50 years, NFIB has asked a random sample of its members ...

Immigration has surged past the conduct of the federal government as the most important problem facing America, according to a new poll released Tuesday — the first time in nearly five years the issue ...

One poll found 28% of Americans said it's the country's most important problem. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are both visiting the southern border on Thursday, with the issue ...

Though the 2024 presidential election is over a year away, campaign season is heating up. Already, candidates on both sides of the aisle are honing their messaging in an attempt to connect with voters ...

In August, NFIB’s Small Business Economic Trends survey found that 24% of small business owners surveyed identified inflation as the most important business problem they faced, followed by labor ...

Trump Administration Launches ‘DOOR TO DOOR’ Investigation of Somali Fraud in Minnesota Remembering the Worst Media Misses of 2025 HHS Launches Probe into Seattle Children’s Hospital over Trans ...

American voters had the economy on their minds when they cast their ballots, sending President-elect Trump back to the White House following his victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. Economic ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The basic cost to live in Florida continues to be the most important problem facing homeowners across the state. That’s just one of the findings to come out of a new University of ...

There are two societal ills in our country that need to be addressed by government, the federal government. Both immigration and homelessness loom as threats to civil order. One is seemingly about to ...

HOUSTON – As the race for Houston mayor heats up, and the campaign field becomes increasingly crowded, many candidates are faced with choosing key policy points to center their campaigns around.

Twenty-five years ago, the neuroscientist Christopher Koch bet the philosopher David Chalmers a fine case of wine that in 25 years science would have made significant steps toward solving the hard ...