Anheuser-Busch CEO is 'unable to clearly serve' shareholders, customers: Anson Frericks
Former Anheuser-Busch President Anson Frericks explains why he's calling for the beer company's current CEO to step down.
Hunter Biden's lawyers busy 'cleaning up a lot of loose ends': Miranda Devine
Fox News contributor and The New York Post columnist Miranda Devine spotlights discrepancies within the investigation into Hunter Biden and alleged weaponization of the DOJ.
California Gov. Newsom has 'ego' that writes checks 'his body can't cash': Jessica Patterson
CAGOP Chairwoman Jessica Patterson says better schools, affordable housing and less crime would benefit Black Californians more than reparations.
US businesses at risk of being 'badly burned' by China: Jonathan DT Ward
Atlas Organization founder and 'The Decisive Decade' author Jonathan D.T. Ward breaks down latest developments with the Chinese military and economy.
Average American loses more than $5K per year under Biden's economy: EJ Antoni
Economist and Heritage Foundation research fellow E.J. Antoni explains how Biden's fiscal policies fuel 'the hidden tax of inflation.'
Prince William, Kate represent 'everything Harry and Meghan are not doing': Neil Sean
Royal commentator Neil Sean weighs in on Prince William and Kate 'thriving' in the U.K. and Wimbledon kicking off.
Markets are 'overestimating' the Fed's 'ability, willingness' to avoid recession: Kathryn Rooney Vera
Claro Advisors managing principal Ryan Belanger and StoneX chief market strategist Kathryn Rooney Vera provide their outlook for the last trading week of June.
NYC pizzerias spending 'exorbitant amount of money' to fix wood, coal-fired ovens: Paul Giannone
Paulie Gee’s Pizzeria owner Paul Giannone explains how New York City's proposed regulations on coal and wood-fired ovens would impact business and the product.
Ex-federal prosecutor Guy Lewis calls for 'Watergate-style investigation' into DOJ
Former U.S. attorney and prosecutor Guy Lewis points out 'unequal treatment' legally between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Democrats have already 'crowned' Joe Biden as their nominee: Leo Terrell
Fox News contributors Leo Terrell and Robert Wolf debate the 2024 Republican candidate outlook, and whether to expect a Democratic debate.
Republicans missed 'perfect opportunity' for pro-growth economic policies: Art Laffer
Former Reagan administration economist Art Laffer weighs in on House Republicans' tax reform package.
Hunter Biden's plea deal could 'reset' Oversight Committee's investigation: Rep. Scott Fitzgerald
Rep. Scott Fitzgerald, R-Wis., says Republicans plan to take a 'fresh look' at the details behind Hunter Biden's plea deal relating to a federal tax and gun case.
Donald Trump misses 'winning message' by referencing 2020 election: Bill McGurn
The Wall Street Journal opinion columnist Bill McGurn says he was left 'struck' by Fox News host Bret Baier's exclusive interview with Donald Trump on Monday.
US 'should not be talking about cooperation' with China: Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang argues that Xi Jinping's only way to 'rally' the Chinese people is with war.
Futures rise after winning week
Evercore ISI senior managing director Mark Mahaney offers his insight on Uber, Amazon, and Spotify stocks on ‘Varney & Co.’
Biden's failed economy: Here's what those inflation numbers really mean for consumers, businesses
If President Biden’s objective was a stable economy coming out the pandemic, he has miserably failed, the American people know it and it will be an issue in the 2024 election.
This zombie tax idea will never work. Kill it once and for all
Politicians who support the idea of a national sales tax, which is sometimes billed as a "FairTax," are selling us a bill of goods – literally.
DOJ's 'prosecutorial misconduct continues' with Trump indictment: Tom Fitton
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton reacts to the latest Trump indictment after previously testifying in a federal investigation regarding the former president.
Trump indictment 'doesn't effect his ability to run for president': Matt Whitaker
Former Acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whitaker on the legality behind the alleged seven federal charges being brought against former President Donald Trump.
The law has been 'stretched' to indict Trump: Harvard Law's Alan Dershowitz
Harvard University law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz says this is the first time in U.S. history that a leading candidate against an incumbent president is criminally indicted by that president.