Ex-Twitter CEO Dorsey slams board's 'dysfunction' after response to Musk's buyout bid
Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey rips Twitter board's "dysfunction" in tweets.
Russian economy poised to crash as sanctions take their toll
The Russian economy is poised to collapse this year after the U.S. and its European allies hit the Kremlin with a slew of crippling financial penalties over its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
How China is intertwined with ‘Made in America’ industry
National Mining Association CEO Rich Nolan says China's still too involved in Biden's push for rare earth minerals "Made in America."
Biden can’t keep China out of ‘Made in America’
"Made in America" very often includes a nod to China in a failure of the Biden administration.
Oklahoma Senate candidate: Woke crowd has ‘declared war’ on conservatives
Oklahoma Senate candidate T.W. Shannon discusses his platform.
How would Biden's proposed $5.8T budget affect the economy?
President Biden laid out a sprawling, $5.8 trillion budget blueprint at the end of March that would moderately boost economic growth over the next few year decades and gradually shrink the nation's deficit.
Biden announces Fed nominee Michael Barr after Raskin withdrawal
President Biden will nominate Michael Barr to be vice chair for supervision of the Federal Reserve after the failed nomination of Sarah Bloom Raskin.
Biden blames Putin for '70% of the increase in inflation' last month
President Biden is once again placing blame on Russian President Vladimir Putin for rising inflation in America, telling a crowd in North Carolina that a majority of the increase in pricing throughout the country is a result of “Putin's price hike."
NFT of Jack Dorsey's first tweet listed for $48M ends with top bid of less than $280
A non-fungible token (NFT) of former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's first tweet that went up for auction last week failed to excite potential buyers after the seller expected to make millions off of it and give some to charity.
Sinema dashes Biden's hope for major tax overhaul
Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema poured cold water this week on President Biden's renewed plan to overhaul the nation's tax code and dramatically raise rates on corporations and ultra-wealthy Americans.
Biden removing Title 42 is ‘duplicitous,’ a 'political move': Rep. Claudia Tenney
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., provides insight into the migrant surge at the southern border.
Texas bringing the border to DC to show Biden admin what smaller communities are 'dealing with': Lt. Olivarez
Texas Department of Public Safety Lt. Christopher Olivarez discusses Texas busing migrants to Washington, D.C. amid border smugglers 'doubling, even tripling' their profits.
Inflation worsens in Mountain States, with prices soaring above 10%
The Labor Department reported Tuesday that consumer prices in the Mountain region – which includes Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico – surged by a stunning 10.4% in March.
Yellen flexes muscle in Russia fight, warns nation against flouting sanctions
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday warned of major consequences for countries that undermine the sanctions that the U.S. and its Western allies have imposed on Russia over the war in Ukraine war.
Biden, WH blame everything but government spending for inflation
President Biden has blamed the COVID-19 pandemic, corporate greed and Russian President Vladimir Putin, but continues to deny his policies have contributed to record inflation.
Varney rips Biden over ‘inflation excuses’
Stuart Varney argued that Biden doesn't have an inflation policy and only has “inflation excuses" during his latest "My Take."
Biden administration moves on taxing, regulating cryptocurrency
Biden's proposed 2023 budget would increase reporting requirements on cryptos and other digital assets.
Dem Senate candidates blame inflation on corporate greed and Russia, not government spending
Senate Democratic candidates in key swing states are trying to blame record-setting inflation on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and corporate greed, not government spending, despite criticism that the party's $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan has contributed to the crisis.
Red-hot inflation report amps up pressure on Federal Reserve to act
Inflation rose in March at the fastest pace in 1981, ratcheting up pressure on the Federal Reserve to move even more aggressively to tame soaring consumer prices.
Lawmakers weigh in on whether biofuels can replace Russian oil imports ahead of Biden's E15 gasoline ban lift
Bipartisan lawmakers Tuesday praised President Biden's move to lift a summer ban on the sale of E15 gasoline as a way to alleviate some pain at the pump.


















