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  • The Fiscal Times

    The 2025 Spending Fight Has Officially Begun — and It’s Going to Be Big

    November’s presidential election looms over the appropriations process for 2025, as members of Congress will want to wait to see who wins the White House and which party can exert leverage over spending plans. But after a prolonged and painful process this past year, there are already signs that funding the federal government for 2025 will once again involve significant tension as Republicans and Democrats clash over non-defense spending levels in particular. “It’s going to be a big fight,” Sen.

  • Motley Fool

    Robinhood Stock Soared Over 20% This Week -- Here's Why

    An uplift in retail trading volume could boost earnings over the coming quarters, says this Wall Street analyst.

  • Portland Press Herald, Maine

    State applies for $456 million federal grant to build wind port on Sears Island

    May 17—The Mills administration said Friday that it's seeking $456 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to build an offshore wind port at Sears Island, angering opponents who say the state is bypassing an alternative at nearby Mack Point before a study analyzing both sites has been concluded. Gov. Janet Mills announced in February that Sears Island on Penobscot Bay is the ...