Rising costs of owning a car pushing more Americans to consider going carless, survey says
A combination of more expensive monthly car payments and rising insurance costs pushed 35% of respondents to say that they are planning to give up on car ownership by the end of the decade, a recent Zipcar survey said.
Biden is working on 'bad regulation' for every appliance in your house: Ben Lieberman
Competitive Enterprise Institute senior fellow Ben Lieberman discusses Biden's plan to target air conditioners on 'Varney & Co.'
Biden White House has 'mess on their hands' that may 'jeopardize' them: Matt Whitaker
Former U.S. Attorney General Matt Whitaker reacts to revelations from Hunter Biden's former business partner Devon Archer and his closed-door testimony.
Ron DeSantis has 'a definitive plan' for the US economy: Rep. Richard McCormick
Rep. Richard McCormick, R-Ga., on his support for Ron DeSantis and the 'corruption' within the Biden family.
Yellow's situation is a 'decade plus in the making': FreightWaves CEO Craig Fuller
FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller discusses Yellow filing for bankruptcy after restructuring standoff with Teamsters union.
Joe Biden was the 'merchandise,' and Hunter Biden was the 'salesman': Rep. Jeff Van Drew
Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., argues 'it is time' to get 'tough' on a Biden impeachment inquiry.
Dodge discontinues gas-powered challenger, charger
‘My Dream Car’ host Danielle Trotta joins ‘The Bottom Line’ to discuss the ‘memories’ and ‘history’ attached to the cars.
Taco Bell faces allegations of false advertising for Crunchwraps, Mexican Pizzas
Taco Bell was hit with claims that the popular fast-food chain engaged in false advertisement of several menu items in a lawsuit that was filed on Monday.
Are big banks the best way to go?
UBS private wealth management financial advisor Sarah Ponczek explains why depositers might have a 'blind allegiance' to bigger banks.
Ron DeSantis is 'sticking his neck out' with specific policy: Christian Whiton
Ron DeSantis campaign surrogate and former U.S. Department of State spokesperson Christian Whiton explains why the Florida governor still stands a chance to win the 2024 Republican nomination.
White House takes 2nd swing at debt forgiveness plan after Supreme Court rejection
The White House launched the beta website for its new student debt forgiveness plan Sunday — one month after the Supreme Court struck down its initial plan.
Biden announces plan to address heat waves, energy CEO explains why this should 'scare the American people'
‘Power the Future’ CEO Daniel Turner explains why the latest Biden initiative is concerning, warning that it could result in government overreach.
Biden has a real bribery problem if he knew about Hunter's alleged schemes: Andrew Cherkasky
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Cherkasky discusses whether there is evidence Biden was involved in Hunter's foreign deals on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Republicans must 'walk and chew gum' to solve Biden-caused problems: Rep. Bryan Steil
Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wisc., argues lawmakers will 'get to the bottom' of the Biden family business dealings.
More Americans road-tripping this summer but inflation still a challenge – Here's how to save money
Roughly 85% of Americans said they plan to travel this summer, an increase from the number who planned to travel in 2022, according to a recent vacationer survey.
Hunter Biden's scandals are about Joe's alleged corruption: Joe Concha
Fox News contributor Joe Concha discusses how long Biden can avoid talking about Hunter's legal problems on 'Varney & Co.'
House Oversight Committee member compares Devon Archer’s testimony to ‘old mob trials in the '80s’
Rep. Pat Fallon backs Hunter Biden's ex-business partner's credibility, arguing that you can't catch criminals "by interviewing nuns and Boy Scouts and saints."
This is why Devon Archer's testimony 'is important': Rep. Pat Fallon
Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Texas, argues Hunter Biden's former business partner 'might very well' connect the Biden family dots.
Homeownership remains out of reach for many Americans, survey says
Only 53% of U.S. adults believe they will own a home one day, a recent survey from Divvy Homes said. Here's how many Americans said they could afford to buy a home amid high house prices and interest rates.
Hunter Biden plea deal failed to serve 'justice, fairness, equality': Guy Lewis
Former U.S. attorney and prosecutor Guy Lewis weighs in on the legal and criminal allegations against the last two U.S. presidents.