Kudlow: We are in a new America
Larry Kudlow reacts to the elections and Virginia voters rejecting 'far-left progressive wokeism practiced by the Biden administration'
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.
Democrats' spending bill could give four weeks of paid leave to people without jobs
The provision in question is buried deep in the bill sewn together by House Democrats as they desperately try to get legislation across the finish line after a GOP trouncing at the polls on Tuesday.
Biden spending bill: Hoyer puts House on alert to be ready to return within an hour's notice
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said Thursday that lawmakers will receive one hour’s notice prior to any vote later this evening on President Biden’s spending and infrastructure bills.
Pelosi says Dems 'proceeding' with Biden spending bill, but no update on vote timing
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that Democratic lawmakers were “proceeding” with President Biden’s social spending bill, a declaration she made despite lingering disagreements on the legislation.
Rep. Luetkemeyer says voters ‘mad as the dickens’ at Biden policies crippling 'Main Street' America
Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer said Virginia's election results show voters are "mad as the dickens" at policies put forward by the Biden administration and congressional Democrats.
White House snubbed by OPEC, exploring options
The White House is exploring its options after OPEC+, a group of the world’s largest energy producers, moved ahead with planned production increases, ignoring President Biden’s plea to pump out more oil.
Apple CEO Tim Cook wishes followers a 'happy and safe Diwali'
Apple CEO Tim Cook wished his 13 million followers a "happy Diwali" in a Wednesday tweet.
US trade deficit jumps to fresh record in September as exports plunge
The U.S. trade deficit hit a fresh record of $80.9 billion in September, driven by a surge in imported goods that far outpaced exports, government data showed on Thursday.
Varney: Socialist, ‘woke’ policies led to Democrat losses
FOX Business' Stuart Varney examined recent local elections and Democrats’ underwhelming performances.
OSHA vaccine mandate: Biden administration defends rule's legality ahead of expected lawsuits
The Biden administration is defending the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, saying it is "well within" the agency's "broad authority" under the law.
OSHA vaccine mandate to hit large employers Jan. 4, with hefty fines for noncompliance
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is giving employers with more than 100 employees a Jan. 4 deadline to comply with President Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate and threatening thousands of dollars in fines for defiant businesses
Amid supply chain woes, over 80 House members tell Buttigieg to implement program for truck drivers under 21
Over 80 total bipartisan House members are telling Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to allow truckers under 21 years old to cross state lines.
Biden policies, not COVID, are restricting US production, driving inflation: Brouillette
Former Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette told "Fox Business Tonight" that "regulatory uncertainty" surrounding President Biden’s financial and environmental policies is causing higher prices and supply issues.
Kudlow: The new America and Republican party
Larry Kudlow shares his thoughts on what Youngkin's win in the Virginia governor's race could mean for Democrats.
Pelosi: Paid leave added back into Biden social spending bill
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi informed Democratic lawmakers Wednesday that a paid leave provision will be added back into President Biden’s social spending bill, a decision that could draw the ire of moderate holdouts, including Sen. Joe Manchin, W-Va.
Fed's Powell suggests inflation spike could last until well into next year
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that surging inflation may not fade until the latter half of 2022, but maintained that wild swings in consumer prices will stop once current pressures on the supply chain dissipate.
Ford issues vaccine mandate for salaried workers
Ford is requiring its salaried workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to comply with the Biden administration's requirement for federal contractors.
Fed decision, Powell press conference: Recap
Federal Reserve policymakers delivered a fresh assessment of the U.S. economy and the state of inflation.
Fed to taper bond purchases by $15B a month as it unwinds pandemic-era stimulus
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced plans to begin slowing its aggressive bond-buying program by $15 billion a month, the first step that policymakers will take in reversing a historic level of stimulus for the U.S. economy.



















