Hunter Biden's art to sell as high as $500K and the buyers will be kept 'confidential'
The first son’s first foray into the art world has seen his pieces picked up by art dealer Georges Berges, who has priced the younger Biden’s artwork between $75,000 and $500,000 depending on the size and scope of the collage artwork.
CEOs warn corporate tax hike could backfire on employees
U.S. CEOs are concerned that raising the corporate tax rate could negatively affect the competitiveness of U.S. companies and may ultimately backfire on shareholders and employees.
Fed kicks off 2-day meeting amid inflation spike, lackluster job growth: What to expect
Federal Reserve policymakers are meeting this week against the backdrop of conflicting economic data.
Democratic infighting threatens Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure deal push
President Biden's push for a bipartisan infrastructure bill could be thwarted by growing division among Democratic lawmakers.
Biden-Putin Geneva meeting to focus on cyber-hacking tensions, Nord Stream 2 pipeline
As this international financial center prepares the host these two world powers, the expectations for tangible results in Geneva remain relatively low, but the anticipation ahead of this face-to-face meeting is soaring high into the Swiss Alps.
Bipartisan infrastructure proposal ‘a lot of talk’ with no substance: Rep. Cawthorn
Rep. Madison Cawthorn provides insight into the bipartisan infrastructure plan as Senate Republicans are set to meet on the proposal.
Putin coming to Biden meeting with 'blood on his hands': Lieberman
Former Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman discusses President Biden’s upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Gen. Keane on Biden, Putin summit: 'Lost opportunity' not to have joint press conference
President Biden is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time as the President of the United States Wednesday, but they are not expected to hold a joint press conference after.
Kudlow: Biden is now going more socialist than even Europe
“Kudlow” host Larry Kudlow criticized both Europe and the Biden administration for their work at the G-7 summit saying that the president did not put “America First.”
Bill Gates' summer reading list hits GE and Barack Obama
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates may be in the middle of a very public and expensive divorce but he still finds time to read.
Your utility bill may rise as Biden pushes tax hikes
President Biden's proposed corporate tax hike could have unintended consequences on middle-class Americans.
Russia’s Putin counts Biden as oil friend as US falls behind
President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s meeting comes as U.S. energy policies are giving Russia an advantage over America.
Federal Reserve decision, Biden-Putin meet and inflation data top week ahead
The Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and inflation, as well as new housing and retail sales data lead the week ahead for investors.
President Biden's most secretive tax is hiding in plain sight: Inflation
In the first six months of the Biden presidency, rising inflation has squeezed businesses and families still reeling from the effects of the pandemic. That could spell trouble for Democrats.
Biden's reckless budget has potential to crush America's economy, trigger massive recession. Here's why
If the White House’s estimates are accurate, the deficit under Biden’s budget would be larger than every other deficit recorded in American history prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
G-7 leaders hammer out a global minimum tax for companies. Here's how it would work
President Biden and leaders of the G-7 group of nations formally endorsed a global minimum corporate tax rate on Friday.
Kudlow: I don't believe the 'Squad' favors America
Larry Kudlow took aim at Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., for her recent comments equating the United States and Israel to terrorists, warning that the 'Squad' is pushing the Democrat party farther to the left, Friday on “Kudlow.”
Former defense secretary warns US may be ‘headed for showdown’ with China amid COVID origins probe
Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel argued on Friday that the Biden administration needs to push China further on the coronavirus origins, and mentioned the U.S. may be headed for a “showdown” with the country.
Bill Gates is a potato farmer, hoeing for McDonalds fries
Next time you savor a McDonald’s french fry, remember to thank Bill Gates for the tasty spud.
Bipartisan spending proposal faces backlash from progressive Dems
A bipartisan spending proposal put forward by a group of senators Thursday is already drawing criticism from some progressive Democrats.


















