Credit card rewards are about to vanish, and guess who’s to blame?
With summer vacations just around the corner, millions of Americans are getting ready to cash in their hard-earned credit card rewards. But what if those rewards disappeared overnight?
Vandalized Tesla owner blames Dems' rhetoric for attack in California
Vandalized Tesla owner Jason Bedell describes the vandal and offers a reward for information related to the suspect on 'The Evening Edit.'
Federal judge rules Arkansas social media age-verification law unconstitutional
An Arkansas law that required parental consent before minors could create new social media accounts has been struck down by a federal judge, and now, amendments have been filed.
US' 'inability to spend within our means' is our 'greatest existential threat,' GOP rep warns
Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., joins 'Mornings with Maria' to shed light on his election win, the criticism he received from Gov. Ron DeSantis and the issues he will tackle during his term.
California gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco seeks to scrap income tax
California gubernatorial candidate and Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco on his plan to abolish California's income tax if elected, income-based speeding tickets and the restarted construction of the border wall
Buc-ee's sues Missouri-based travel stop called Barc-ee's for trademark infringement
Texas-based convenience store chain Buc-ee's alleges trademark infringement in lawsuit against a Missouri business named Barc-ee's, which is temporarily closed.
New York's plan to sue Elon Musk 'is a joke': Rep. Mike Lawler
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., on a GOP voting rebellion, alleged banking discrimination against the Trump family, a pending state lawsuit against Tesla and SALT deductions.
CEO remains defiant in lawsuit against him flying his 'colossal' American flag
Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis breaks down North Carolina's lawsuit against his 'love letter' to America on 'The Bottom Line.'
Farmers and ranchers 'stand behind' Trump's tariffs, Kansas senator says
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., weighs in on the impact of President Donald Trump's retaliatory tariffs on 'The Evening Edit.'
California will 'flip red' this next election cycle: Grant Cardone
Cardone Capital CEO Grant Cardone on getting rid of 'extreme' policies in California and how to rebuild from wildfire destruction.
Illinois signs trade agreement with state of Mexico
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker led a delegation of state officials and business leaders to Mexico to strengthen economic cooperation with the state of Mexico.
This House Dem candidate 'may make The Squad look conservative,' GOP opponent warns
Congressional candidate Randy Fine, R-Fla., makes the case for why voters should support him over his Democratic opponent Josh Weil on 'The Bottom Line.'
Camping World CEO defiant amid lawsuit over huge American flag: 'The flag will not come down'
City leaders in North Carolina plan to initiate legal action against the owner of a nationwide RV dealership over a massive American flag at its location.
US Bank executive confirmed to be pilot of Minnesota plane crash
U.S. Bank executive Terry Dolan, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner confirmed, died Saturday when his small plane crashed into a home near Minneapolis.
Popular Florida music festival takes aim at 'f--- you money' with bottle service that costs as much as a home
Ultra Music Festival received backlash across social media for offering $500,000 bottle service packages to concertgoers in Miami, where a generation of new money has moved in.
Hyundai's 'first-ever, 3-row' EV under production at new Georgia plant
Hyundai celebrated the grand opening of its "Metaplant" in Georgia this week, and the automaker's first-ever, three-row electric SUV is being produced there.
Texas will be among states hardest hit in trade war, EU ambassador warns
International leaders brace as steel, aluminum and vehicle tariffs kick off in the U.S., and the EU ambassador to the U.S. says Texans could be among the hardest hit by the tariff war.
Steelmaker to lay off 600 employees at Michigan plant due to weak auto demand
Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs will lay off about 600 workers at its Dearborn Works in Michigan and pause some operations due to weak demand for automotive steel.
California flips the script and builds first wildfire resilient neighborhood
FOX Business’ Max Gorden reports from Escondido, California, the state’s first wildfire resilient neighborhood.
Young women's leadership nonprofit denied custom tumbler order over 'political' messaging
The Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women recently had an order denied by the YETI brand over their logo, despite previous orders with the company. (@cblwomen via Instagram)