Opinion

FBN's Stuart Varney on the college admissions scandal and what it reveals about the moral elites in Hollywood.

FBN's Kennedy discusses the college cheating scandal.

FBN's Trish Regan says socialist embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is calling on all the paramilitary groups, the colectivos, to take to the streets.

U.S. Ambassador Robert “Woody” Johnson may get the royal treatment.

FBN's Stuart Varney on the mounting divide within the Democratic Party.

It is increasingly apparent that the FDA does not want the public to be educated on the better and far-less risky alternatives to smoking cigarettes.

The first step is for employers to recognize and acknowledge mental health disorders are far more common than people think.

FBN's Kennedy slams Sen. Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up big tech companies.

There may be good reasons for banning Uber or Airbnb. But they come at a steep cost: sending a clear message to our side of the Atlantic that Ireland is no longer open for business.

FBN'S Trish Regan says the Democratic far-left that are joining forces in peddling conspiracy theories about the humanitarian aid crisis in Venezuela is all U.S. driven.

FBN's Stuart Varney on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's interview on CBS' '60 Minutes.'

Attacking our leading tech companies just for their size would raise consumer prices, limit choice and discourage innovation.

One of the strongest cases to be made for approval of the $26.5 billion deal is on behalf of rural Americans.

FBN’s Trish Regan discusses the problems surrounding socialism amid the Venezuelan crisis and how the alt-left is attacking American capitalism.

Yes, Trump’s policies undoubtedly impact the global economy. But none of that makes a material difference to the timing of the next recession.

FBN’s Kennedy discusses how the NSA recently ended a surveillance program that collected millions of telephone call records.

Now that they again control the House, Democrats are proposing to 'fix' health care. Their solution is the same.

The industry today lacks about half a million of the skilled workers it needs, and within a decade the number of unfilled jobs in manufacturing could rise into the millions.

America has evolved over the last century, but its schools haven't.

Unlike the Green New Deal, this clean-energy save-the-world initiative backed by real 'green' money -- from Bezos and Microsoft -- could become a reality.