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Every two years, before Congress is set to begin its session, the Government Accountability Office releases a list of the federal programs most at risk of fraud, waste, abuse and mismanagement.

I was wrong earlier this week when I praised the president for appearing to get his budget priorities right.

The president must figure he has nothing to lose, so in the State of the Union speech he'll likely take credit for the upward tick of the U.S. economy, among other items. In all probability, the applause will last longer Tuesday night than the life of any of these measures in Congress.

Rule makers abhor a vacuum, which is why the neurotic urge to meddle by micro regulating U.S. businesses continues.

For 'No Drama Obama,' this isn’t about the drama of the moment, but seeing the consequential forest for the trees.

With the wave of a pen, Obama’s ready to delay deportations for up to 5 million illegals. No, Rep. Clyburn. This is not what great presidents do.

Leaving aside the Dems lost the Senate, have pundits lost their minds? Don't believe me. Believe...history.

President Obama says the White House is bracing for a possible doomsday scenario if hackers can successfully penetrate government and business computer systems, FOX Business has learned.

Here’s some free political advice to all you Republicans angling to be president. Quit quoting Ronald Reagan, and start acting like him.

Emails from the former Internal Revenue Service official at the center of the tea party targeting scandal show her calling  conservatives 'crazies' that will 'take us down.'

Emac:The president pounded U.S. corporations that move overseas to cut their federal taxes and pushed Congress to draft a new law to shut the loophole.

Cavuto: President Reagan was famous for saying he'd rather get 80% a loaf of bread, than no bread at all. Politicians today should heed his advice. 

The President who promises action and delivers only words will soon be judged not on the delivery of those words, but whether he delivered on those words.

Given Mary Barra's longer tenure at GM, why does the automaker believe her value as CEO is worth 52% less than its former chief?

The President's focus on the long-term unemployed in his State of the Union address tonight is welcome but long overdue.

Do we need more government to fix things, or are we in a fix because government has tried its hand at too many things?

Do we need more government to fix things, or are we in a fix because government has tried its hand at too many things?

Do we need more government to fix things, or are we in a fix because government has tried its hand at too many things?

Businesses are bracing for a new rule backed by the White House that would force them to report to the federal government their worker pay broken down by gender and race in order to close pay gaps in the workplace.

Strong. Durable. President Obama used those words this week to describe the American economy during his State of the Union speech. But that will be called into question at the next GOP debate on the FOX Business Network. What's the reality?