ECONOMIC POLICY

Relentless Russian bombing of infrastructure has worsened the economic outlook for Ukraine, which was already on the brink of disaster and is looking to the West for help.

Democrats and Republicans released no details of their ‘framework’ as work proceeds to pass a spending bill.

The FTX founder had been a darling in the capital until his sudden downfall

A looming Dec. 16 deadline is testing the shifting power dynamic on Capitol Hill.

In recent years, Rep. Tom Emmer has increasingly promoted crypto interests — championing its companies, pushing industry-friendly proposals and chastising critics who in his view stand in the way of innovation.

A bill from Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) to overhaul the permitting process for energy infrastructure could be included in a defense policy measure.

Kevin McCarthy claims he worked out a deal with President Biden as part of a defense bill, but White House officials say nothing has been finalized.

Former top FBI officials James Comey and Andrew McCabe were subject to intensive tax examinations in 2017 and 2019.

Sen. Ron Wyden’s request comes as Congress considers its next moves on cryptocurrency.

American workplaces rely heavily on incentives to achieve performance targets, but focus on rewards can lead to ethical lapses, research shows.

The Postal Service is set to roll out 34,000 electric mail trucks in the coming years, and it’s transforming its operations to make them go.

If you’ve lost track of time and thought you missed the opportunity to nominate your employer for the 2023 Washington Post Top Workplaces award, you have another chance: The deadline has been extended to Jan. 13.

The stunning collapse of the world’s third-largest exchange has forced lawmakers to reckon with the costs of legislative inaction.

Democrats and Republicans also signaled their inquiry likely would expand as they consider the need for a legislative response

The California law, which lets a state panel set fast-food wages, stands out at a time when efforts abound nationally to strengthen workers’ rights. Unions pledged to defend it.

The official request comes as Democrats and Republicans toiled anew behind the scenes in the hopes of striking a broader spending deal before Dec.16.

The discussions are preliminary but come as White House officials face legal challenges to the loan forgiveness program.

Democrats and Republicans return to Washington on edge — and staring down a fiscal deadline that could set the tone for future political fights.