Parents less worried about paying for college, some still leaning on student loans, survey finds
From college cost “sticker shock” to dipping into college savings, parents are feeling more confident in paying for college in 2021 than they were in 2020, according to a new survey.
Business groups slam Biden executive order that cracks down on anti-competitive practices
Business groups railed against President Biden’s executive order that takes aim at what the administration says is anti-competitive behavior conducted by some of America’s biggest industries.
Schumer says Senate may work into August to pass infrastructure plan, reconciliation bill
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Friday that Democrats may work into August in order to pass both a bipartisan infrastructure package and a separate reconciliation bill that would dramatically expand the government-funded safety net.
Biden policies are not about economics: Mick Mulvaney
Former Office of Management and Budget Director and former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney weighs in on Biden’s economic policies.
Biden targets Big Tech in sweeping new executive order cracking down on anti-competitive practices
President Biden on Friday will sign a sweeping new executive order aimed at cracking down on anti-competitive behavior by Big Tech and other sectors including labor, health care and financial services.
Crowley rips Biden, Yellen over ‘globalist tax scheme’: US will pay price
Former Treasury Department spokesperson Monica Crowley told “Mornings with Maria” Friday that the Biden administration and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen are pushing for a “globalist tax scheme” that Americans will eventually have to pay the price for.
Larry Kudlow: The stock market is booming, but Biden wants to tax profits to death
Larry Kudlow breaks down economic recovery and President Biden's vaccination plan for viewers on 'Kudlow.'
Rep. Nancy Mace: the left wants 'total control over American lives'
Representative Nancy Mace joined “The Evening Edit” to discuss COVID-19 restrictions.
Psaki encourages private companies to use vaccine passports: 'That's an innovative step that they will take'
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday that the Biden administration will not mandate vaccine passports, but it will encourage private businesses to use them as they see fit.
You can be Joe Biden’s neighbor for $2.4 million
A neighboring property to Biden’s custom-built three-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom Wilmington, Delaware home was listed Monday for $2.39 million, according to Realtor.com.
GOP Rep. Chip Roy doubles down on secret video comments on obstructing Biden's agenda
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy has caused a social media firestorm for admitting on a video that Republicans' goal is to obstruct President Biden's agenda on issues like infrastructure and beyond.
Most student loan borrowers aren't ready to resume payments, survey finds - here's what you can do
Most college graduates aren't prepared for federal student loan payments to resume, according to a recent survey. Here are three ways it can be easier once forbearance ends.
Global minimum tax spurned by 9 countries, complicating new deal
A group of 130 nations reached a groundbreaking agreement last week for a global minimum tax rate on corporations, but the tentative deal has been complicated by a handful of countries that refused to endorse the blueprint.
Allen West running for governor to ‘protect Texas’ and its 'porous' border
Allen West, candidate for Texas governor, discusses the border crisis and his reasons for joining the race.
New US rules to protect animal farmers expected this week
The Biden administration plans to issue a new rule to protect the rights of farmers who raise cows, chickens and hogs against the country’s largest meat processors as part of a plan to encourage more competition in the agriculture sector.
Biden's $6T budget would cut GDP but reduce nation's debt over long term, study shows
President Biden has unveiled a sweeping $6 trillion budget that would slash economic growth in the long run, even as it substantially reduced the public debt level, according to a new analysis published Tuesday morning.
Biden's tax plan would cost richest Americans an extra $1.5M next year, analysis finds
The top sliver of U.S. households could see their tax bill climb substantially under the spending plan introduced earlier this year by President Biden.
Biden authorizes federal funding increase for debris removal in Surfside
President Biden increased the level of federal funding available for debris removal and emergency protective measures at Champlain Towers South condo building collapse in Surfside, Fla.
US deficit projected to hit $3T in 2021 after Biden's coronavirus relief bill
The U.S. budget deficit is expected to reach $3 trillion again this year, according to the Congressional Budget Office, a 33% increase from its previous projection as it takes into account Presiv
Biden touts better-than-expected June jobs report: 'Our economy is on the move'
President Biden on Friday took a victory lap after the better-than-expected June jobs report, crediting his administration's economic agenda for the strongest hiring gain in 10 months.



















