Capitalism vs. Socialism

Former Reagan Economic Adviser Art Laffer on the growing support for socialism.

A potential solution that provides health care at a reasonable price for all Americans where doctors are paid fairly and patients received quality medical benefits.

While wages are soaring across the country, a major pay gap between corporate executives and employees still exists.

Buddy Valastro turned his father’s bakery into a cake empire.

Unlike in socialist countries, where the ‘dream’ is a collective venture you’re expected to embrace and follow without question, Americans are free to chart their own course and experience true independence.

How we can save capitalism from itself.

Socialism is doomed to fail not just because it suppresses incentives, destroys productivity and strips the economy of competitiveness. There is a bigger reason.

If you listen to the far left in American politics today, socialism is bliss, and capitalism is another word for thievery. But here is the truth.

The U.S. has the largest wealth gap of most developed nations and the perils of income inequality has stirred up a debate between capitalism and socialism.

America’s capitalist system is questioned in a heated debate at a FOX Business town hall event.

Bernie Sanders doesn't have a bad rep-- he sets the progressive standard insists West.

The retired American Express CEO says the U.S. has spent $1.5 trillion on the war on poverty, despite the numbers remaining the same.

Ben Gleib is a self described "compassionate capitalist."

Without the pursuit of profits in America we might still live in the dark ages. Or literally in the dark.

Trump made politics entertaining. Bill de Blasio will keep it going.

"Beware of double-entry bookkeeping."

The Green New Deal, Medicare-for-all, and 70 percent income tax rates would leave Americans with less money, fewer choices, and a lower standard of living.

As a former managing director of BlackRock Inc. -- the world’s largest investment firm -- I don’t need a break.

Rep. Ro Khanna breaks down his plan to reform capitalism.

Democratic presidential hopeful John Hickenlooper says a capitalist system that spurs growth through competition will create new business innovation and jobs.