Opinion

President Trump has done wonders for the economy with his tax cuts and light regulatory touch. But steel tariffs are one step back.

FOX Business' Trish Regan says the porous borders are big business with major growth trajectories for the criminal cartels choosing to exploit them.

We owe all military members – and young people – the personal finance tools to make informed decisions about the impacts of their actions on their current and future lives.

Despite cooler predictions, headline 3.2 percent growth in the first quarter indicates that the year is off to a solid start.

T-Mobile and Sprint standing alone do not have the nationwide reach or financial strength to fully compete against AT&T and Verizon.

This will go down in the history books as the year our government’s intelligence agencies were weaponized for political purposes to spy on innocent American citizens.

Millennial entrepreneurs have a critical role to play in the long-term health of the U.S. economy. Unfortunately, right now they are MIA.

We need solutions for what is a looming retirement crisis that has significant implications for our country. This challenge can’t be tackled alone.

FBN's Stuart Varney on former Vice President Joe Biden's and Sen. Bernie Sanders' potential liabilities in the 2020 presidential race.

California drivers are paying an average $4.03 per gallon, which is more than $1 per gallon higher than the national average. Why is anyone surprised?

As a tech CRO and mom of five daughters under the age of 14 I often am asked how I “do it all.” Here is my answer.

FBN's Stuart Varney on British lawmakers' reaction to President Trump ahead of his trip to the country.

In sum, Americans last year willingly parted with an unprecedented $410 billion in savings to support good causes in their neighborhoods and around the globe.

Why isn't the economy top of mind for voters right now?

FBN's Stuart Varney on the potential fallout from New York City signing onto the Green New Deal.

When was the last time anything run by the government proved more efficient than the private sector?

Serving in government was already a thankless job. Now, people must be willing to sacrifice their good name, their privacy, their family’s privacy, and in some cases, their personal safety.

Business leaders know they have a friend in the White House who understands the power of entrepreneurship.

On the positive side, U.S. energy companies may start to recover some lost profits from the last set of waivers, but at the gas pump the pain will be felt.

FBN's Stuart Varney on the political fallout from the Mueller report and the divide within the Democratic Party.