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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?

If you are thinking of filing for benefits and call Social Security’s toll-free number or visit your local office, not a single person can tell you if or how you are affected.

The Affordable Care Act is in danger of becoming anything but affordable. 

What’s been billed as an epic battle between Washington and Silicon Valley over security against terrorism versus privacy rights is nothing of the kind.

GOP hopeful Jeb Bush turns to a powerful Wall Street ally as he faces persistently low numbers in the national polls. 

FBN Exclusive: Emails Hillary Clinton sent from her personal devices while overseas on business as U.S. Secretary of State may have been breached by foreign telecoms. 

Donald Trump's frequent trash talk against rivals may be too costly to fight.   

Carly Fiorina is facing a media blitz from critics, attacking her defense of her record at Hewlett-Packard at the latest GOP debates. But the track record is more nuanced than the critics let on.

GOP hopeful Donald Trump is aiming to bury the other candidates while also making preliminary burial plans himself. 

A perspective on why Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is good for America. 

These are the top taxes, rules and regulations Main Street will be listening for the president (and then Congress) to address.

So you’re fed up with the shenanigans at the Veterans Administration, and you want to change it. What if the White House told you that you could lead it? Would you do it?

When do you think an embattled CEO knows he’s in trouble? When even his hand-picked board members start turning on him.

Ex-Treasury Sec. Tim Geithner spills White House secrets in his latest book about the talking-points memo for his Sunday morning TV appearances from the Obama Administration.

A slew of federal agencies reportedly knew in 2010 a large proportion of the population wouldn't be able to keep its health policies under ACA.

A government watchdog just released a new report blasting the Dept. of Defense for spending nearly $43 million on building a compressed natural gas filling station in Afghanistan. 

Five years after the immaculate recovery declared by Vice President Joe Biden in the summer of 2010, the U.S. still faces dismal job and wage growth. What could fix all that? For the Democrats to stop their identity crisis and return to their economic growth plans built on their small government, low-tax platforms.

What is missing in action in the debate about income inequality?

In case you're not following this budget drama on the hill, the Grand Old Party has folded like a cheap suit. It seems right now they are no more interested in cutting spending, than I am in cutting carbohydrates.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is big on talking about the free-market, but his firm needs a lot of taxpayer help to survive.