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The House is out but the Senate is in during a relatively quiet week ahead for Washington.
The turbulent Trump administration continues following the unexpected firing of FBI Director James Comey.
The try-to-take-and-run maneuvers made by two northern-state senators against U.S. cotton producers continue to generate barbed but on-the-mark responses from other key lawmakers.
The Employment report numbers today gave the Federal Reserve most if not all the reasoning it needed to boost interest rates in June.
Despite a downbeat first quarter of 2017, “most” Fed members indicated that if economic results unfolded as they expect, it would “soon” be appropriate to take another step to tighten monetary policy.
If Congress and lobby groups have taught us anything in over 40 years of watching them, it is that most never want to reduce spending taxpayers’ money; in fact, they usually want increases.