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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey admitting mistakes were made while banning conservative voices.

Portion sizes and sodium content are on the rise at fast-food restaurants, a new study reveals.

Infrastructure would solve it-- 'no question about it,' said the founder of Operation Underground Railroad Tim Ballad.

The fight to bring home an American held hostage for 12 Years in Iran

Pharmacy benefit managers are really raking it in.

'Solar is big in California and their economy is fine,' said Tom Werner.

Veteran Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill predicts the crisis unfolding in Venezuela will have a “bloody” end for Maduro and his regime.

Italy kicked off its basic income program, but could the U.S. adopt the same socialist idea?

A Michael Bloomberg adviser says he has concerns about the direction of Democratic Party with candidates leaning more to the left.

Congressional Democrats have postponed voting on a measure condemning anti-Semitism because they want to re-write the legislation to include protections for other forms of discrimination.

'This is virgin territory,' said Judge Napolitano.

"Leave Means Leave" Vice Chairman Nigel Farage on the future of Brexit.

American families would shell out $65,000 per year, said Sen. Barrasso.

Can President Trump protect free speech on college campuses?

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could face jail time if she violated campaign finance laws, said attorney Gayle Trotter.

National Security Adviser John Bolton says the Trump administration is looking at new sanctions against embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a 300 percent spike in family apprehensions.

Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders warns it may be premature to start worrying about the Wall Street Tax Act of 2019.

FBN's Charles Payne breaks down a new bill aimed at taxing Wall Street's transactions.

Kylie Jenner is named the youngest "self-made" billionaire, but some people have taken major issues with that label.