South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson said Tuesday that he was drafting legislation to design a $250 bill featuring Donald J. Trump. Say what?

A first of it’s kind that could shape the future of our state, Senate Bill 2030 is a $211 million dollar proposal looking to address the rising epidemic of homelessness. Senate Bill 2030 would ...

Pro-Donald Trump messages are appearing on dollar bills across the U.S., as supporters of the president find unique ways to show their stamp of approval. According to a recent tracker, Trump's ...

The opening shot is being been fired in the new Congress' crypto push with a plan for a Tuesday introduction of a stablecoin oversight bill from Senator ... for issuing the dollar-denominated ...

But the bill would add an extra layer, she said. "If they spend a single U.S. dollar, which we know they have, in dismantling it, that is an extra layer of illegality." To become law, the bill ...

The phrase in question is, “THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE,” which appears within the border on one side of the two-dollar bill and which clearly states their ...

Mississippi became one of the latest after the state senate approved SB 2510 in a 44-1 vote last week. The bill would ban ...

The Allspring Multi-Sector Income Fund offers a high 9.44% yield, but underperforms peers and has a lower yield compared to ...

Cue a sizeable jump in the Chinese currency that has fuelled a drag on the dollar across the board ... fawned investor Bill Ackman in an X post over the weekend. Such cringe-inducing hyperbole ...

His DOGE initiative has made a point of posting daily updates about agencies terminating multi-million-dollar contracts and ... “should have never passed bills in 2023 and 2024 asking FEMA ...

"The next best way to protect the dollar is to make sure that if anybody ever considers a different capital asset other than the treasury bill, you own it." Meanwhile, the State of Texas recently ...

It’s a moment that has Bills fans—and a lot of NFL fans, for that matter—scratching their heads. The Bigger Problem: Part-Time Officials in a Billion-Dollar League It’s not just Buffalo ...