California port chief warns China lockdowns are ‘concerning’ for global supply chain
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero says China's zero-COVID policy will "definitely have an impact" in the global arena.
Philadelphia businesses bash reinstated mask mandate
Sam Mink, the owner of the restaurant Oyster House, argued that the reinstated mask mandate in Philadelphia does not make sense.
Biden is trafficking illegal immigrants all over America: Arizona sheriff
House Foreign Affairs Committee member Nicole Malliotakis and Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb discuss the president's immigration strategy on 'The Evening Edit.'
CVS reaches agreement with DOJ to make vaccine portal more accessible for people with disabilities
CVS Pharmacy has reportedly reached a deal with the Department of Justice that will ensure its online COVID-19 vaccine registration will be more accessible to people with disabilities.
Worst may be over for drivers filling up their tanks: GasBuddy analyst
Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, argued that the “worst may be behind us” when it comes to gas prices, but warned that different factors could change the outcome.
Airline worker forced on unpaid leave over COVID vaccine mandate vows fight is 'far from over' at LA rally
A “Defeat the Mandates” rally in Downtown Los Angeles Sunday afternoon drew thousands of protesters and a lineup of speakers who shared their stories about refusing to obey vaccine mandates.
Former Southwest CEO Gary Kelly's compensation fell to $5.8M in 2021
Former Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly's total compensation dropped by $3.4 million from 2020 to 2021.
How to pay off $5,000 in credit card debt
If you want to pay off $5,000 in credit card debt, try these strategies to help you get out of debt sooner.
Varney: Dinner for Washington’s ‘high and mighty’ a COVID super-spreader event
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses Washington's COVID super-spreader and how it could impact Americans
Economic recovery could be much stronger—with women
The latest report from the Labor Department is good news for Americans. The U.S. economy brought back more than 430,000 jobs in March and the unemployment rate ticked down.
Jobless claims tumble to 166,000, lowest level since 1968
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week tumbled to the lowest level in more than half a century, the latest evidence of an increasingly tight labor market.
House set to approve more COVID relief for restaurants, including businesses tied to Disney
The House of Representatives is slated to vote Thursday on another round of coronavirus relief aid for restaurants that proponents say is still needed to keep small businesses afloat two years into the pandemic, but critics have panned as an unnecessary government handout.
Biden extends student loan repayment pause until Aug. 31, saying US 'still recovering' from COVID-19
President Biden announced the expansion of student debt payment freezes, citing the continued economic hardships brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ukraine-Russia War to drag on Asian economies, World Bank says
A report from the World Bank on Monday warned that the war in Ukraine threatens to slow economies in Asia in the months ahead.
Carnival posts best-ever booking week as CDC drops COVID cruise ship warning
Carnival Cruise Line said Monday that it had posted its best-ever booking week in the company's history. In a statement, the cruise industry giant reported that its busiest booking week was from March 28 to April 3.
NASA finds short-term drop in carbon dioxide emissions from human activity during COVID-19 lockdowns
NASA researchers have spotted regional fluctuations in atmospheric carbon dioxide across the world due to emissions generated from human activity during the COVID-19 pandemic, the space agency said last week.
Applebee's franchisee worker fired over leaked email
Applebee's confirmed that a worker was fired over an email speculating that high gas prices and the end of pandemic stimulus money would force employees to work longer hours for less pay.
Facebook parent company backtracks on requiring COVID booster for workers coming to office
Facebook's parent company Meta Platforms (META) will stop requiring booster shots of COVID-19 vaccines for employees going into their U.S. offices. In January, Meta Platforms delayed its employees' return to the office to March 28.
Job growth jumps by 431,000 in March: Which industries saw the biggest payroll gains?
The U.S. economy added jobs at a healthy clip in March, with restaurants and bars leading the way in hiring despite concerns about a looming recession.
CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens offering extra COVID booster shot nationwide
The extra shots come at a time when the U.S. is seeing an uptick in coronavirus cases in certain regions of the country, according to Walgreens.


















