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Senate Democrats sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday demanding the administration refund businesses that paid tariffs to import goods into the United States.

Former students say GCU counselors lied about accreditation of degree programs they learned too late would not lead to licensure in their professional fields.

The Roadless Rule doesn’t restrict federal forest management, but it does require that foresters preserve recreational and wildlife values in roadless areas, according to former federal employees.

The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a major blow to President Donald Trump’s trade agenda Friday, ruling the tariffs he issued under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act are illegal.

Montana legislators were under pressure during the 2025 Legislative session to pass some sort of property tax relief.

Economists explained away dismal GDP due to last year's government shutdown, but resurgent inflation has Wall Street worried.

As Congress and the Trump administration have tried to reduce public land and environmental protections over the past year, Westerners, regardless of political affiliation, are increasingly supportive of environmental protections, according to an annual poll.

A coalition of public health and environmental have filed suit challenging the Trump administration’s recent finding that the Environmental Protection Agency could not regulate climate-warming greenhouse gases.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce estimated as of August that Trump’s tariff policies will cost America’s roughly 236,000 small businesses about $200 billion annually.

Gregory Morse writes, "It's not perfect, but it is the most thoughtful and community-focused proposal this site has seen in decades—and a meaningful step forward for Bonner’s future."