The Next U.S. President and the Pentagon’s $610 Billion Budget
None of the leading candidates in the race for the White House has ever served in the military yet that person will be tasked with finding the right Defense Secretary to keep the U.S. safe while also running the nation’s $610 billion defense budget.
Fmr. AIG CEO Greenberg Tells Jeb to Toughen Up
GOP hopeful Jeb Bush turns to a powerful Wall Street ally as he faces persistently low numbers in the national polls.
FBN Exclusive: DOJ Officials Fear Foreign Telecoms Hacked Clinton Emails, Server
FBN Exclusive: Emails Hillary Clinton sent from her personal devices while overseas on business as U.S. Secretary of State may have been breached by foreign telecoms.
Trump Outspends Rivals Without Spending a Dime
Donald Trump's frequent trash talk against rivals may be too costly to fight.
Trump Would Talk With Putin, Fiorina Would Muscle Him
The leading GOP candidates detail how they would deal with one of the world's most notorious and feared world leaders Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Fiorina and Rubio Stand Out in Second GOP Debate
Two of the GOP's underdogs turned in a solid performance in the second debate as they tackled issues from immigration to Planned Parenthood to ISIS.
Trump: ‘Icahn Could Turn U.S. Trade Deals Around’
If GOP hopeful Donald Trump takes the White House he wants billionaire investor Carl Icahn running trade deals or running the Treasury Department.
Mark Cuban: Hiring Overseas Workers Makes America Stronger
On the heels of Donald Trump's repudiation of H-1B visas, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban spoke out in favor of immigration for technology jobs. “When it comes to high-end jobs, the competition from overseas for jobs makes us stronger," Cuban told FOXBusiness.com.
Trump is Digging His Own Grave…Literally
GOP hopeful Donald Trump is aiming to bury the other candidates while also making preliminary burial plans himself.
Why Scott Walker Can Win the White House
A perspective on why Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is good for America.
Google Faces New Hurdle in Oracle Copyright Fight
Google Inc. faces longer odds in convincing the Supreme Court to intervene in a copyright battle with Oracle Corp. after the Obama administration urged the justices not to hear the case.
Fiorina Fighting ‘Bureaucracy’ in Presidential Bid
On the heels of her campaign announcement, Carly Fiorina told the audience at TechCrunch Disrupt on Tuesday that she is the right person for the role of President of the United States. Fiorina defended her record as CEO of HP and spoke of her desire to reform Washington.
U.S. names Connecticut official to lead federal Obamacare marketplace
The Obama administration on Tuesday named the head of Connecticut's state health exchange, Kevin Counihan, to oversee the federal marketplace that provides subsidized private health insurance to consumers in 36 states under Obamacare.
Treasury Weighing Actions to Stem Tax Inversions
The White House is considering administrative actions to discourage U.S. companies from moving their headquarters to other countries to reduce their tax bills.
What Do Target's Former Boss and the VA's Present Boss Have In Common?
When do you think an embattled CEO knows he’s in trouble? When even his hand-picked board members start turning on him.
Geithner Fretted Over Social Security Deficits -- Before the Dog Whistle
Ex-Treasury Sec. Tim Geithner spills White House secrets in his latest book about the talking-points memo for his Sunday morning TV appearances from the Obama Administration.
Obama’s New Deal: Manufacturing Institutes Announced
Hoping for a manufacturing comeback, the White House will announce two more hubs in an effort to spur job creation and revitalize the sector in the U.S.
CVS to Stop Selling Cigarette, Tobacco Products
The nation's second largest pharmacy chain said those products have no place in a company trying to become more of a health-care provider.
White House Proposes Cancelled-Policy Fix
President Obama announced a plan allowing insurance companies to continue offering existing policies even if they don’t meet the ACA standards.
Govt Agencies Knew Americans Wouldn't Keep Health Plans
A slew of federal agencies reportedly knew in 2010 a large proportion of the population wouldn't be able to keep its health policies under ACA.
















