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Businessman pledges up to $1 million
FOX News legal analyst Lis Wiehl and Deirdre Imus discuss the continued efforts to get aid for victims of the storm.
Rep. Mike Simpson, (R-Idaho), on efforts to ensure any funding requested for Hurricane Sandy recovery goes to the right places and people that need it most.
George H.W. Bush has been called the most experienced man to be president since the Founding Father
Former BP Fund Administrator Ken Feinberg on the challenges ensuring federal money given to states such as New York and New Jersey for Hurricane Sandy relief actually goes to who needs it.
Anna Kooiman reports from New York
Proper role of government in a crisis; hot topics that resurface around elections
Stossel examines whether or not government spending on social programs has been effective in reducing poverty
Highly anticipated speech
James Rosen reports from North Carolina
The worst drought in more than 50 years has caused more damage than expected to corn and soybean crops, the government said on Friday, heightening calls for a suspen...
What foreign policy challenges is the White House dealing with today? Plus – What impact could defense cuts have on our military?
Players in the financial-services industry are traveling to the world's most cash-rich locales, scouring rural villages in an effort to tap an untouched market where...
Potential impact of scandals across Washington and will they benefit anyone leading up to the 2014 midterm elections?
Former McDonald’s USA CEO Ed Rensi on the large amounts of money corporations have already donated to the Boston victim relief fund.
Doug Schoen, Pat Caddell and John LeBoutillier discuss immigration, gun control, Hagel nomination and economic slowdown
How to respond to negative publicity and the big business and profit made from bad news
Patrick Kennedy leads a campaign against marijuana legalization; Kennedy, Matt Welch, and Jason Kanter discuss
Adam Housley reports from Los Angeles
American Majority Action CEO Ned Ryun on the pork in the Sandy Aid Bill.
