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John Kerry told a Palestinian Authority adviser that he is seriously considering running for president of the United States in 2020, according to a published report in Israel. Kerry also told the Palestinian adviser to tell Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Palestinian Authority, that he should "hold on in
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Attacks by Democrats and many in the mainstream media on President Donald Trump's vulgar comment about Haiti and West African countries are killing the chance for a deal on immigration, U.S. Senator Rand Paul said. Rand criticized the president but defended him against charges of racism.
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National Grid plans to lower planned increases in natural gas rates in Massachusetts because of the federal corporate tax cut signed into law December 22, the company announced Thursday. The utility company originally proposed to increase natural gas rates by $87 million starting in October 2018 but now will ask
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Steve Bannon is leaving Breitbart News Network in the wake of negative comments about President Donald Trump and his family attributed to Bannon in an explosive new book. "Steve is a valued part of our legacy, and we will always be grateful for his contributions, and what he has
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On his way out the door as New Jersey governor, Chris Christie says he'd be president now if it weren't for Donald Trump. "It's incredibly frustrating to think to yourself, 'Wow, if this guy were not in the race, we'd
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At least one million Americans are getting bonuses from their employers because of the corporate tax cuts recently passed by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump, according to Americans for Tax Reform. The conservative advocacy group published Friday a list of 117 companies in the United States
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The Trump tax cut is bringing 12,500 Citizens Bank employees an extra $1,000, the company announced. The one-time bonus will go to employees "below a certain compensation threshold," covering about 70 percent of the company's employees, Citizens Financial Group Inc. said in a written
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Iceland is now the first country in the world to mandate that women and men be paid equally. A new law took effect January 1 requiring that businesses and government agencies with at least 25 employees get government certification of their equal-pay policies, according to Al Jazeera.