Larry Kudlow: This is the worst imaginable economic policy at a time of great crisis
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow voices his concerns over the reconciliation package and explains the consequences of the spending bill on Thursday's 'Kudlow.'
Despite high inflation, back-to-school spending projected to hit $37B
One-third of consumers are saving in other areas in order to cover the cost of back-to-school supplies for the upcoming year as inflation rises, hitting a new four-decade high in June.
Chevron CEO responds to Biden's price gouging accusations
Chevron chairman and CEO Michael Wirth explains what 's driving oil volatility and the global energy market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Seattle mayor considers incentives for police amid officer shortage
Seattle's mayor announced a $2 million plan on Wednesday to combat a shortage of police officers. The city has lost more than 400 officers since 2019.
Elon Musk Twitter saga: What happened this past week and what's ahead?
Fox Business recaps how Twitter and Musk entered a legal battle over the billionaire's $44 billion deal for the social media giant and what lies ahead.
New mom claims Walmart fired her after she complained they did not provide adequate space to pump breast milk
A woman is suing Walmart, claiming they did not give her proper accommodations to pump breast milk at work, and then fired her after she complained about it.
Student loan application requirements: What to know
The requirements to apply for a student loan vary between federal and private loans. Here’s what you need to know to qualify.
Taxation will be a source of ‘secret inflation’ in 2023: Expert
Sound Planning Group CEO David Stryzewski provides expert analysis on when he expects inflation rates to level out on ‘Varney & Co.’
North Carolina farmer wins $100K lottery after he craved a steak
William Jones, a turkey farmer in North Carolina, wanted steak for dinner, so while he was out buying propane for his grill, he bought a lottery ticket — and won $100,000.
Wholesale inflation surges 11.3% in June, accelerating more than expected
The producer price index, which measures inflation at the wholesale level before it reaches consumers, accelerated again in June, the Labor Department said on Thursday.
Private jet travel becoming more accessible amid ‘boom’: Set Jet CEO
Set Jet CEO Tom Smith provides a unique perspective on the prospering private jet industry amid heavy commercial flight delays and cancellations on ‘Mornings with Maria.’
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Trump-Russia probe may be investigated again by special counsel John Durham
Former U.S. attorney Guy Lewis joins 'The Evening Edit' to share his thoughts on emerging details in the Trump-Russia probe.
'No end in sight' to current inflation: Sen. Ron Johnson
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., discusses how Congress may try to combat rising inflation on 'The Evening Edit.'
Kudlow: An open letter to Joe Manchin
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow implored West Virginia Democrat Senator Joe Manchin adopt a pro-growth fiscal approach as Americans experience inflation on Wednesday's "Kudlow."
June inflation breakdown: Where are consumer prices rising the fastest?
Consumer inflation accelerated again in June, hitting another 40-year high as the cost of everyday goods like food, energy, rent and used cars soared higher.
Texas power grid operator calls for conservation again as wind generation falters
Record high electric demand and low wind power generation prompted the Texas Power Grid to call for residents to conserve power again on Wednesday.
Bill Gates vows to donate 'virtually all' his wealth
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates announced Wednesday that he plans to donate nearly all his wealth, and will no longer be among the world's richest people.
Inflation could mean record-high Social Security cost-of-living adjustment next year
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment in 2023 could be the largest increase since 1981, but that's not necessarily good news for retired Americans.
More than 140K without power after windy storms in mid-Atlantic
Severe weather and storms left more than 140,000 customers without power on Wednesday morning in the mid-Atlantic U.S. Trees fell on vehicles and damaged houses.