Constitutional law attorney highlights 'razor-thin margin' over birthright citizenship ruling
Constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley explains the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision upholding birthright citizenship, citing the 14th Amendment.
Linda McMahon on restoring American pride in education
Former U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon and Larry Kudlow discuss the declining love for America among young people.
Issa backs Luna's SAVE Act fight but says House must 'move on' to defense bill
California Rep. Darrell Issa discusses congressional deadlock over the 'Save America Act' and election integrity.
Kamala Harris connects with progressive Democrats, criticizes Trump administration
Maria Bartiromo discusses Kamala Harris's confirmed private call with Zohran Mamdani.
UPS says Boeing guidance led carrier not to adopt enhanced MD-11 inspections before fatal crash
Newly released NTSB filings detail how UPS and Boeing differ over maintenance guidance and inspection procedures before the fatal 2025 Louisville MD-11 cargo plane crash.
Markets open mixed as semiconductor stocks drag, White House predicts 4% growth
Maria Bartiromo reports mixed market futures for a holiday-shortened week, with Nasdaq falling due to semiconductor rotation.
Kyle Wool predicts new IPOs, autonomous vehicles will drive growth
Dominari Securities CEO Kyle Wool analyzes market trends, noting massive gains in Q1/Q2.
Donald Trump celebrates America's 250th birthday, promises long speech
Maria Bartiromo discusses President Donald Trump and the White House's preparations for an unprecedented July 4th celebration marking America's 250th birthday. Trump teases a long speech.
Dan Meuser says Democrats are trying to diminish America's 250th as Trump celebration begins
Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., joins 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss Pennsylvania's America250 controversy, the Senate's push on the SAVE Act and why he says election integrity legislation must move forward.
America's oldest bell maker rings in the nation's 250th birthday with iconic creations
FOX Business' Gerri Willis visits America's oldest bell maker in Connecticut to see how the nearly 200-year-old company is helping ring in the nation's 250th birthday while preserving U.S. history.
Trump promises Philadelphia gas discounts ahead of July 4, claims oil prices are 'plummeting'
President Donald Trump announced Freedom Fuel Network will lower gas prices at 25 Philadelphia area stations ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Kudlow - Wednesday, July 1
America 250, Save America Act, Trump Economy, Supreme Court, Midterm Convention
New Costco approved in California, but some locals say location is 'unnecessary'
A proposed Costco warehouse and gas station in Downey, California, cleared a key approval, but many residents say another location isn't needed.
The Bottom Line - Wednesday, July 1
Socialism, World Cup, Beef Prices
Check your AC: 13,000 units recalled over fire risk
More than 13,000 air conditioning units were recalled for a fire hazard as a dangerous heatwave hits two-thirds of the U.S. ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.
Scott Presler calls for renewed push on SAVE America Act: ‘Do whatever it takes’
Early Vote Action founder Scott Presler analyzes efforts to pass the SAVE America Act after the Supreme Court ruled to allow late mail ballots on ‘The Bottom Line.’
The World Cup is an 'amazing showcase for our country': Inter Miami owner
Inter Miami CF managing owner and CEO Jorge Mas discusses the impact of the World Cup in the United States on 'The Bottom Line.'
Analyst say AI is expanding hiring, not replacing workers
Barron's Investor Circle Newsletter editor Josh Schafer discusses the implications of the USMCA trade pact expiring in 2036 and AI employment fears on 'The Bottom Line.'
America's oldest hard pretzel bakery Tom Sturgis Pretzels celebrates 165 years
FOX Business correspondent Madison Alworth visits America's original hard pretzel bakery Tom Sturgis Pretzels in Reading, Pa., and explores the 165-year history behind the family business on ‘Varney & Co.’
DOJ says Alibaba failed to stop illegal pharmaceuticals and banned goods from reaching US buyers
Alibaba agrees to pay $600 million after admitting it failed to prevent tens of thousands of illegal pharmaceutical sales into the United States.