Oklo CEO: Here's why fast fission and recycling matters
Oklo CEO Jacob DeWitte explains fast fission technology, its efficiency with nuclear fuel, and advanced recycling capabilities for a near-limitless energy source. He highlights the proven technology's potential for billions of years of energy.
Warsh is the new sheriff in town and a reformer, Kevin Mahn says
Kevin Mahn, Hennion & Walsh asset management president and CIO, discusses the Federal Reserve under Chair Kevin Warsh.
Department of Energy grants Oklo's Groves Isotope Test Reactor final safety approval
Oklo CEO Jacob DeWitte discusses the Department of Energy's final safety approval for the Groves Isotope Test Reactor in Lockhart, Texas, on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
Trump Accounts are 'so much different' than a big government handout, Mike Murphy explains
Rosecliff Founder & Managing Partner Mike Murphy explains how the 'Trump Accounts' differ from government handouts on 'The Big Money Show.'
Trump admin maps out sweeping rollback of regulations in push to save $1.5T
The 2026 regulatory plan targets 702 federal rules with a projected $1.5 trillion in cost savings, dwarfing last year's record $211.8 billion.
Trump looking 'very strongly' at Australia-style retirement system: 'Taking that, making it sharper'
President Donald Trump says his administration is studying superannuation, a mandatory program requiring employers to contribute 12% into retirement accounts.
Former acting ICE director reveals 'biggest issue' with Biden policy that made Americans 'losers' in housing
A Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas working paper links the 2021-2024 illegal immigration surge to a 2.2% rise in home prices and 1.4% jump in rents.
Economy is in 'great shape' right now, Mark Tepper says
A 'Mornings with Maria' panel of Kyle Wool and Mark Tepper discuss the first half of the year in the markets, their outlook for the remainder, Kevin Hassett's prediction for economic growth and more.
New Jersey 'wrote the check' that New York City cashed: Jeff Sica on World Cup economic impact
Jeff Sica of Circle Squared Alternative Investments discusses the economic impact from the World Cup in host cities like New Jersey and New York City on 'Varney & Co.'
Market strategist on oil prices: 'Path of least resistance is down and not up'
Slatestone Wealth partner and chief market strategist Kenny Polcari analyzes the markets and tech stocks ahead of earnings season, his outlook for oil prices as well as yields ahead of the next FOMC minutes on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Veterans are using this homebuying benefit more often — but many still don’t know it exists
VA loans are gaining ground as housing costs rise, but many veterans and service members still don’t fully understand the homebuying benefit.
BMW North America CEO touts ‘long game’ in US as $1.7B South Carolina EV expansion takes shape
Sebastian Mackensen said BMW is doing more than making promises as the automaker completes its $1.7 billion South Carolina expansion and expands its U.S. EV footprint.
Biden-era illegal immigration drove up housing costs, Fed economists find
A Federal Reserve working paper finds unauthorized immigration during the Biden administration drove up home prices by 2.2% and rents by 1.4%.
Virginia county urges power saving measures amid 25% electricity rate hike, data center growth
Virginia's Henrico County is implementing energy austerity measures to combat a $5 million spike in utility costs as the state's data center industry explodes.
Gary Kaltbaum critiques jobs report, calls it 'mediocre' amid workforce decline
Kaltbaum Capital Management president Gary Kaltbaum assesses the June jobs report as 'mediocre,' highlighting concerns over a significant decline of men aged 16-20 in the workforce and the need for more job creation.
Steve Moore critiques government buying private sector assets, warns of corporate welfare
Steve Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, criticizes government acquiring private sector assets, labeling it corporate welfare.
Taylor Riggs reveals takeaway from jobs report: 'Steady as she goes'
'The Big Money Show' panelists dissect the June jobs report and the impact on Federal Reserve policy.
Goldman Sachs to contribute $1,000 to Trump Accounts for eligible children of employees
Goldman Sachs announced a matching $1,000 contribution to the Trump Accounts of its employees' children, which equals the federal seed money provided for eligible children.
Western tradition has 'collapsed' across higher education in recent years, WSJ's Koch says
The Wall Street Journal Free Expression associate editor Mary Julia Koch details how Ivy League schools promote anti-American views by neglecting Western history and speculates on the rumored Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding.
California bans consumer-facing 'sell by' food labels under new law aimed at reducing waste
California's standardized food date-labeling law requires uniform wording for quality and safety dates while eliminating consumer-facing "sell by" labels.