Federal budget deficit hits $1.1 trillion in first half of fiscal 2023, $430 billion higher than last year
The federal budget deficit shot up to $1.1 trillion in the first six months of fiscal year 2023, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.
Tupperware says 'substantial doubt' about ability to 'continue as a going concern'
Tupperware Brands Corp. recently revealed concerns about its potential future ability to continue running that it described as "substantial."
EPA proposes new limits on auto emissions, an attempt to ‘prop up’ electric vehicle tech: Mandy Gunasekara
Former EPA Chief of Staff Mandy Gunasekara says this EPA proposal would be a ‘defacto ban’ on internal combustion engines and says they do not have the authority to ban certain technology.
Walmart sues Capital One in credit card brawl
Walmart has filed a lawsuit against credit card partner Capital One. The retailer did so in connection to the contract it has with Capital One for the bank to issue its cards.
Seniors worry Social Security increase not enough to cover rising costs: Survey
More than half of survey respondents said the latest increase to Social Security benefits doesn't adequately cover rising costs. As inflation rises, the increase in spending exceeded the latest 8.7% COLA adjustment.
How to pay a 0% tax rate on capital gains
The 0% tax on long-term capital gains can amount to serious savings for taxpayers, but it's a complicated and often overlooked aspect of the U.S. tax code.
Meet the Texas teen whose 'career goal' is to become Disney's next CEO
After asking Disney CEO Bob Iger what advice he'd give to a kid who wants his job someday, 18-year-old Cori Borgstadt shares what she's learned and her ultimate career goals.
Auditor and underwriters cited in SVB collapse lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed citing the auditor and underwriters concerning the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. The complaint was filed Friday in a San Francisco federal court.
Mega Millions numbers selected for Friday’s $414M jackpot
Tuesday night's Mega Millions jackpot has jumped to $441 million after nobody matched all six numbers drawn on Friday.
Should you ask your credit card issuer for a credit limit increase? Here are the pros and cons
Increasing your credit spending limit allows you more spending power, but introduces more risks. Requesting a high credit limit isn't difficult, but there are factors to consider.
Market expert Keith Fitz-Gerald ‘concerned’ about the possibility of a Fed blink
Mizuho Securities USA chief economist Steven Ricchiuto and Fitz-Gerald Group principal Keith Fitz-Gerald react to the Fed Funds futures predicting another rate hike as well as discuss recession fears and their market outlook.
What ETFs are good investment choices for new college grads
Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, make a great investment for new college grads looking to establish good short- and long-term financial goals and investments.
Many millennials optimistic about personal finances amid dealing with economic concerns, debt
Many millennials have confidence with personal finances, a feeling that comes as many of them deal with debt and other financial concerns, according to a survey.
Charles Schwab nets $53B in assets, second highest March in history
In a company announcement on Thursday, Charles Schwab, a financial services and brokerage firm, said it netted $53B in assets in March to reach the second-highest mark in company history.
Trump's history of 'defying the odd' makes him dangerous to Democrats: Mark Penn
Former adviser to President Clinton Mark Penn discusses the backlash over Trump's indictment on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Rep. Adrian Smith stresses importance of military ‘preparedness’ in China-Taiwan conflict
Rep. Adrian Smith, R-Neb., joined ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast’ to detail the House Ways and Means Committee’s ongoing efforts with Taiwan to present a united front against China.
US should focus on making Taiwan much more of a ‘porcupine’ for China: Christian Whiton
Former State Department official Christian Whiton discusses foreign policy issues including growing tensions over Taiwan, the ongoing war in Ukraine and the White House defending its botched Afghanistan withdrawal.
Chicago teachers unions spent member dues to get Brandon Johnson elected: Mailee Smith
Illinois Policy Institute labor policy senior director Mailee Smith argues teachers' unions helped Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson get elected on 'Varney & Co.'
Most US adults oppose Social Security, Medicare cuts, poll shows
A recent poll found that the majority of American adults are opposed to cutting Medicare or Social Security benefits. More than half are against raising monthly premiums for Medicare.
Mother of slain NYC veteran torches DA for wasting taxpayer dollars on Trump: 'People are starting to wake up'
Grieving mother Madeline Brame and Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., discuss New York City's rampant crime issues, detailing why Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is part of the problem.