Hunter Biden 'is not Joe Biden,' there's 'no connection': Scott Bolden
Former D.C. Democrat Party Chairman Scott Bolden explains why he's not worried about a potential impeachment of President Biden.
New Hollywood blockbuster depicts a triumph for savvy retail investors but it's just the beginning
The new movie "Dumb Money" and it's tale of triumph is just the beginning of the power that retail investors can wield to win back influence over the corporate sector in America.
Auto workers' 'abuse, exploitation' is 'staggering': Bob King
Former UAW President Bob King expressed support for the union and its leaders amid negotiation talks with the 'Big Three' automakers.
Congress' renewal of funding for this program will keep US competitive in digital world
Affordable Connectivity Program has enabled more than 20 million American households to access online economy, educational opportunities, telehealth, and more.
Politicians need to start 'bringing things home': Gerry Baker
Wall Street Journal editor at large Gerry Baker spotlights Americans' trust in local leaders and businesses.
Real wages 'have been clobbered' by inflation: Garrett Nelson
Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee and CFRA senior equity analyst and Vice President Garrett Nelson weigh the UAW strike's impact on the stock market.
Viral PA drug zombie videos don't 'light a candle to what's actually going on': Frank Rodriguez
Activist and recovering addict Frank Rodriguez says the 'biggest step' society can take to end the drug and homeless epidemic includes addressing mental health and familial issues.
Home school families asking government to 'keep its hands off of us': James Mason
Home School Legal Defense Association President James Mason discusses the importance of tax credits for American families and school choice.
US military enrollment has 'certainly' plummeted due to gender, pronoun policies: Dakota Wood
U.S. Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood (ret.) says it's 'ridiculous, bizarre' for military branches to take a stance on gender identity and using gender-neutral pronouns.
Families, business owners react to the cost of living climbing
Small business owners Aaron Bergh and Teresa Bowman, and mom of four Amber Bergeron, discuss the economic strain that's impacting their livelihoods.
Biden admin helped Randi Weingarten keep 'poor kids out of school': Karol Markowicz
New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz explains how children's lives were hindered by coronavirus-related lockdowns.
It's time for an 'America First' climate agenda. Here are 3 ways Republicans can win in 2024
We hope Republican candidates give better answers at next GOP debate about how conservatives can protect both America and our planet's future.
The G20 emperor 'who is important is the one who wasn't there': KT McFarland
Former Trump administration Deputy National Security Adviser K.T. McFarland says the U.S. used to be the 'sole superpower of the world.'
Will kids inevitably grow up spoiled if they are in a family that's well off?
If both parents have a six-figure income and they have a combined net worth of over $2 million in savings and investments will their children be spoiled?
US real estate market serving 'a hell of a one-two punch' to the economy: Charles Payne
'Making Money' host Charles Payne joins 'The Big Money Show' discusses how the state of the economy will impact 2024 election results and stock market winners and losers.
Republicans need to share 'one message' on budget negotiations: Rep. Warren Davidson
Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, argues the Biden administration is using the government to 'destroy our country.'
American consumers have 'lost in every way' under Biden admin: John Catsimatidis
CEO of United Refining Company and Red Apple Group John Catsimatidis on the rise in oil prices and the 2024 Republican presidential candidates.
CA crime creating a 'moral crisis' across the state, suburban neighborhoods: John Franklin
Vista Mayor John Franklin says it's an 'astonishment' to watch retail and theft crimes happen in California suburbs.
Embracing AI means we must mitigate risk to firms, industries, consumers and society
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in America and around the world. But embracing AI means we must mitigate risk to firms, industries, consumers and society.
China is practicing 'slow, below-the-threshold approach' with espionage: Michael Pillsbury
Heritage Foundation senior fellow Michael Pillsbury says 'it's pretty flagrant' of China to send nationals posing as tourists to allegedly breach U.S. military sites.