Rand Paul releases report on rising inflation: 'It's only going to get worse'
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., released a new report Tuesday on the troubling effects of inflation on low and middle-income families as well as small businesses.
Federal Reserve is in ‘deep trouble’ over 'disaster' balance sheet: Dick Bove
Odeon Capital Group chief financial strategist Dick Bove joined “Mornings with Maria” Tuesday, suggesting that the Federal Reserve is in “deep trouble” over its balance sheet and is in one of “the worst” positions he’s ever seen.
Peloton jacking up prices for original Bike, Tread as inflation accelerates
Beginning Jan. 31, Peloton will charge a $250 delivery and setup fee for its original Bike and a $350 delivery and setup fee for its original Tread, according to a banner on its website.
Retail thefts: California Highway Patrol recovers $19.7M in stolen merchandise
The California Highway Patrol has recovered more than $19 million in stolen merchandise after launching task forces around the state to curb brazen retail theft.
Pro-Herschel Walker PAC hits Warnock over gas prices, inflation in billboard ads
A super PAC backing Georgia GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker is highlighting inflation and high prices in a new attack on Sen. Raphael Warnock.
Heidi Klum talks $2M insurance policy on legs: 'It's weird'
Heidi Klum discussed the $2 million insurance policy once taken out on her legs by a client.
California weighing proposal that could double its taxes
California lawmakers unveiled a new bill at the beginning of the year that would establish a single-payer health care system – an ambitious plan that would be funded by nearly doubling the state's already-high taxes.
Government needs to step out of the way for private sector to grow: Webb
Fox News contributor David Webb discusses how federal policies impact racial wealth gaps.
Criminals given 'hall pass' by DC city council: Attorney
Civil rights attorney Brian Claypool argues the D.C. city council started defunding the police department after George Floyd, causing a crime surge.
Parents are realizing children are not only 'indoctrinated,' they're 'not taught properly': Gurdon
Washington Examiner editor-in-chief Hugo Gurdon explains why there's a growing movement for school choice.
Massive IRS backlog triggers premature collection notices
The Internal Revenue Service is prematurely sending some Americans collection notices, even though they filed their returns, as the agency works to wade through a deluge of unprocessed returns from years past.
Grocery stores sport bare shelves due to labor shortages
FOX Business' Madison Alworth addresses how grocery stores are struggling to keep shelves stocked with Stew Leonard's Paramus location vice president Nevin Philip.
Seniors on Social Security may get to keep more of their 2022 benefits for this reason
Last October, seniors on Social Security got some pretty good news. That's when 2022's 5.9% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) was announced, and it winds up being the biggest raise recipients have seen in decades.
At many churches, pandemic hits collection plates, budgets
The pandemic has made it difficult for churches across the country to stay afloat.
IRS begins 2022 tax-filing season with backlog 'crisis' that could delay refunds
The IRS will kick off the 2022 tax-filing season in a state of crisis as it grapples with a backlog of millions of unprocessed returns from one of the agency's "most challenging years."
Key IRS tax deadlines that Americans need to know
The Internal Revenue Service will kick off the 2022 tax season this month, although it's already warning taxpayers to brace for delays as the agency wrestles with a massive pileup of unprocessed returns accrued during the pandemic.
Rising prices put American families in deeper debt
After a year of strong retail sales, consumers are starting to feel the impact of inflation and real income as it materializes across the economy.
Fargo, North Dakota, real estate: What you can get for $1.4M
Fargo, North Dakota, serves as a cultural center for the southeastern part of the state, and is a draw for businesses and residents alike
US college students call for refunds amid return to remote learning
Students at colleges and universities across the country are beginning their semester just like they did at the beginning of the pandemic, sitting in front of their computer at home.
Prosecutors recommend dropping charges against MIT professor
Federal prosecutors are recommending dropping charges against a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who was accused last year of hiding work he did for the Chinese government while also collecting U.S. dollars for his nanotechnology research, a person familiar with the decision said Friday.



















