Opinion

Sometimes it seems the president can do no right, but that doesn't matter as long as business is booming, wages are up and people are working.

A stock market on fire, over a million jobs added and tax reform that may make America great again.

The media has made a series of mistakes in the last two weeks. Their contempt for the president has been exposed. The truth has become a casualty of their drive to undermine him. At all costs.

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) announced his resignation today and delivered a creep insurance policy to his party who, with his sacrifice, now have the upper hand in the sexual harassment debate.

FBN's Stuart Varney on the economy and fighting between Democrats and Republicans.

Is the Mueller investigation compromised beyond repair?

FBN's Stuart Varney sounds off on the Trump haters in government.

If there's one benefit to constant D.C. bickering, it’s how hypocrisy happily shows itself when one party gets mad.

It depends who you ask, but the idea of obstruction has become a fetishized issue among Democrats who are in a tizzy trying to connect disparate dots.

The success of the president's growth agenda has given the Democrats a big problem.

As President Trump scores a major win with tax cuts and economic growth, the media's blatant contempt for him is glaringly obvious. And it is costing you money.

President Trump honored the Navajo code talkers: The Native Americans whose language fooled the enemy. During the ceremony, he made a mocking reference to Pocahontas—the president's nickname for Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Here's an example of the gross abuse of power, by the out-of-control Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which, by the way, is the creation of Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Oil is in a solid bull market, and oil-producing nations are walking a tight-rope to keep the party going.

FBN's Stuart Varney says don't bite the hand that feeds you.

The banking chief took a beating on Capitol Hill over the handling of the scam which resulted in a $185 million fine.

The GOP presidential hopeful is taking

Why CEOs need to get out of the C-Suite and into politics.

Why CEOs need to get out of the C-Suite and into politics.

Negative consequences of the 2008 financial collapse continue to reverberate throughout the nation.