US national debt nears $31 trillion and counting
The Biden administration has claimed progress reducing the annual budget deficit, but total U.S. debt continues to climb to record highs.
Cantor Fitzgerald to hold annual Sept. 11 Charity Day: 'I think about all the friends that I lost'
Cantor Fitzgerald lost almost its entire New York workforce in the Sept. 11 attacks, prompting CEO Howard Lutnick to take care of the families of victims.
Economic expert encourages you 'wait' to redeem Social Security benefits
Barron's managing editor Kristen Bellstrom reacts to younger generations preparing for the prospect of less Social Security benefits.
Dinosaur skeleton expected to sell for $495K at auction
A 4-foot tall, 9.8-foot long dinosaur skeleton is going up for auction in October in Paris. The small iguanodon skeleton is expected to fetch $495,000.
Democratic lawmakers ask for IG investigation into how airlines used COVID relief funding
In a letter, two Democratic lawmakers are requesting that the Treasury’s Office of Inspector General launch a probe into how airlines used federal COVID funding.
King Charles III surrenders hereditary revenues in return for sovereign grant funding official duties
King Charles III signed over the care and profits from his privately-owned Crown Estates to the national government in a ceremony at St. James's palace.
The death of Queen Elizabeth has ramifications all around the world: Douglas Murray
Best-selling author and Fox News contributor Douglas Murray describes Queen Elizabeth II's relationship with world leaders and how the commonwealth looked up to her as a 'guiding presence.'
Gov. Newsom pushes green energy agenda
‘The Guy Benson Show’ host Guy Benson and ‘Cut to the Chase’ podcast host Laura Curran discuss why California’s grid is on the brink of blackouts on ‘WSJ at Large.’
9/11 first responders may have increased risk for dementia
Former FDNY Lt. Michael O’Connell discusses how 9/11 first responders are fighting for health benefits 21 years later on ‘Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.’
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's judicial collar goes up for auction, estimated to sell for $5K
The collar owned by the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is expected to sell for between $3,000 and $5,000 in the online auction facilitated by Bonhams.
Fed's Chris Waller talks interest rates, inflation and recession
Chris Waller, governor of the U.S. Federal Reserve, talked about interest rates, inflation and recession fears Friday at a conference in Vienna, Austria.
No matter what, Europe's energy crisis 'ends up pretty bad': Gary Kaltbaum
Fox News contributor and investment advisor Gary Kaltbaum says the European Union needs to address oil disruptions from Russia and the continent's natural gas consumption needs.
Affordable Care Act health-plan premiums set to rise
The prices for health-insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, are set to rise as inflation drives up the cost of labor and supplies.
Ahead of 9/11 anniversary, Timothy Plan mutual funds founder says, 'Never underestimate America'
Arthur D. Ally, founder and president of the Timothy Plan family of mutual funds, shared thoughts about America with FOX Business ahead of the 9/11 anniversary this year.
Biden admin buys 100M COVID tests, calls for more funding from Congress
The White House purchased 100 million rapid at-home COVID tests, saying the sale would help manage a potential increase in demand over the coming months.
America is in ‘tight power competition’ with China’s tech development: Expert
8VC managing partner Joe Lonsdale weighs in on reports that the White House is considering an executive order to screen U.S. overseas investments involving tech development in China.
This is a 'deflection' by the Biden White House: GOP lawmaker
Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson reacts to the White House's defense over a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report that claims the department failed to properly vet and screen Afghan evacuees coming into the U.S.
Princeton University to cover all college costs for students from families earning less than $100K
Princeton University announced Thursday that student whose families make less than $100,000 annually will receive free tuition, room, and board.
Hunter Biden allegedly took advantage of access to Obama administration
New York Post columnist Jon Levine reacts to a new report from Fox News Digital on Hunter Biden's overseas business dealings on 'The Evening Edit.'
Economist on energy crisis: 'This is a real threat to human life'
Arkansas Rep. French Hill and economist Nick Loris discuss the growing momentum for renewable energy sources on 'The Evening Edit.'