OSHA COVID mandate warns lying about vax status punishable by $10K fine, up to 6 months in prison
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's new vaccine requirement for businesses with more than 100 employees warns of a potential $10,000 fine and up to six months of imprisonment for individuals who lie about their vaccination status.
Pelosi forced to abandon Friday vote on immense social spending bill amid resistance from moderates
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi moved to save face with a procedural vote on Democrats' reconciliation bill Friday after an effort to pass it stalled yet again after a small group of moderates demanded the House wait for scores from the Congressional Budget Office.
Build Back Better Act: Immigration provision grants 5-year parole to some migrants, shielding from deportation
A new provision in Democrats' Build Back Better social spending plan would grant parole to immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally more than 10 years ago to shield them from being deported.
How to pay off $200k in student loans faster
Student loan debt can be challenging to pay off. Here’s how to pay off $200k in student loan debt faster.
McCarthy says Pelosi's push to quickly pass spending bill shows Dems didn't learn from elections this week
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Democrats aren't listening to voters by trying to advance their "irresponsible" spending plan.
State Department offering multimillion-dollar rewards to help track down, arrest DarkSide ransomware leaders
The agency will offer up to $10 million for information leading to the identification or location of any individual who holds "a key leadership position" in DarkSide and up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of any individual conspiring or attempting to participate in a "DarkSide variant ransomware incident."
CBO score on reconciliation bill could take until Thanksgiving as Biden, Pelosi scramble for votes
If a handful of House moderates stick to their demand that the chamber wait until a CBO score comes out to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill, there won't be a vote until the week of Thanksgiving.
Trump was 'pivotal' in Youngkin's Virginia win: RNC chairwoman
RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel discusses the Virginia governor's race and the future of the GOP.
How to get a personal loan with fair credit
If you have fair credit and would like to take out a personal loan, you do have options. Find out what they are.
IKEA owner to raise prices amid supply chain challenges, warns increases could last far into 2022
According to Inter IKEA Group's financial summary for fiscal year 2021, the company has struggled to keep its warehouses and stores stocked amid a "steep increase" in raw material costs driven by transport and labor shortages.
Varney: Pelosi scrambling for votes symbolizes chaos in White House
FOX Business' Stuart Varney on the chaos that has come with Capitol Hill spending negotiations.
Democrats 'don't want people to know' what's inside spending package: Rep. Cammack
Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., criticizes Democrats for constantly changing the spending bill and not reading it on the floor.
Rocket Companies CEO: Strong earnings due to good housing market, increase in equity
Rocket Companies Vice Chairman and CEO Jay Farner provides insight into his company’s latest earnings, the financial industry becoming more digital and home values and mortgages across the country.
How Amazon is preparing for record holiday sales amid supply chain crisis
Amazon is using robots to relieve supply chain strains ahead of the holiday season. FOX Business’ Jeff Flock with more.
Democrats revive Roth IRA, 401(k) limits for wealthy Americans in latest spending proposal
House Democrats on Wednesday unveiled an updated version of the party’s sweeping social spending package, adding several rules designed to curb wealthy Americans' ability to contribute to tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
4 unexpected sources of retirement income
Ending a conventional career doesn't necessarily mean you have to stop being productive.
Sec. Raimondo: Public pre-K will lead to fewer 'help wanted' signs
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Thursday said public preschool programs will lead to fewer "help wanted" signs by boosting female employment rates.
NerdWallet CEO celebrates IPO debut
NerdWallet founder and CEO Tim Chen says the company is focused on the long term amid going public.
California judge dismisses Disneyland minimum wage lawsuit
The lawsuit, filed by 25,000 Disneyland cast members in 2019, accused the company of failing to comply with Anaheim's "Measure L", which requires any private business who receives city subsidies to increase their minimum wage to $18 per hour by 2022.
Political momentum on GOP's side: Geraldo Rivera
Fox News correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera on how progressives' agenda is in question following Democrats' election fallout.



















