Biden administration to impose new Russia sanctions banning all new investment in Russia
President Biden's administration is set to announce a slew of sanctions against Russia on Wednesday as the country's invasion of Ukraine continues.
China 'preparing for war' with US, Asia by partnering with Russia, expert warns
Atlas Organization founder Jonathan D.T. Ward joined 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss China's goals behind partnering with Russia.
Republican senators press Biden's SEC to withdraw proposed climate disclosure rule
The senators say President Biden's proposed climate disclosure rule is an attempt to skirt around Congress.
American gun manufacturer sending thousands of AR-15s to Ukraine
As Kyiv continues to be pummeled by Russian airstrikes, private businesses across America are sending weapons directly into the war zone. An American gun manufacturer is sending 2,500 piston driven, semi-automatic AR-15 style rifles to Kyiv, helping arm civilians who stayed in Ukraine to fight against the Russians.
Beehives are being installed in places you might not usually see them
Bee Downtown is a company dedicated to installing sustainable bee colonies in places you might not otherwise see them.
California has $600M in unclaimed can, bottle deposits
California has accumulated $600 million in unclaimed nickel and dime deposits for recyclable cans and bottles.
Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages
A low supply of electrical wiring due to Russia's war on Ukraine had crippled some vehicle production.
Xi Jinping’s ‘common prosperity' was everywhere, but China backed off
China’s apparent retreat from one of its most important policy initiatives is showing how hard it is to remake the country’s economy and reduce inequality nearly a decade into Xi Jinping’s rule.
Putin has destroyed at least a quarter of his Russian military: Volker
Former U.S. Amb. to NATO Kurt Volker claims that NATO membership for Ukraine as a cause of the war is a 'false narrative' on 'WSJ at Large.'
IMF official: Russia sanctions may 'fragment' currency market, dilute dollar's influence
Russia's invasion may have led to prolonged, heightened inflation and greater adoption of cryptocurrencies among nations.
US will require valves on new pipelines to prevent disasters
Companies must now install emergency valves on pipelines to help prevent explosions.
Biden slammed for pursuing Iran nuclear deal: 'Poor judgment'
New York Rep. Claudia Tenney and Fox News contributor Liz Peek weigh in on President Biden's latest poll plunge on 'The Evening Edit.'
Sen. Marshall says Disney should have focused on reopening schools, not promoting a 'radical' agenda
FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., is criticizing Disney for being too "woke" for its opposition to a Florida parental rights bill, saying the company should have focused on finding ways to return children to school rather than promoting a “radical, unscientific" agenda.
Russia sanctions: What are 'grey markets' and how they can help Moscow's economic recovery?
Some have likened the approval of 'grey markets' to 'legalizing Russia's bootleg economy.'
Strong jobs gains unlikely to boost Biden's standing with Americans
Another sign on Friday that the nation’s job market is roaring back after taking a gut punch from the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. economy added a healthy 431,000 jobs in March,
Better Business Bureau reminds, 'read all the fine print' in case of Russia-Ukraine war scams
The BBB recommends that people check with Give.org before donating to any groups of charities.
Liquidity explained: What to know
Liquidity is all about how quickly you can turn an asset or security into cash.
Russian ruble makes almost full recovery despite western sanctions
Russia implemented a number of measures to limit the damage to its economy, such as strict limits on on currency exchange, withdrawals and hard-currency transfers.
DeSantis is 'standing up for families,' mother claims
Florida's parental rights law has been 'grossly mischaracterized' says Parents Defending Education President Nicole Neily on 'The Evening Edit.'
U.S. Senate votes to move forward with Alvaro Bedoya's nomination to the FTC
The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to advance to a confirmation vote for President Biden's nominee to the Federal Trade Commission, privacy advocate and Georgetown University law professor Alvaro Bedoya.



















