Most Americans expect to save their $1,400 stimulus check, not spend it, new survey shows
More than one-third of Americans expect to save — not spend — the $1,400 stimulus check that President Biden is urging Congress to pass.
Biden climate change fight to fuel commodities supercycle
Loose monetary and fiscal policy and President Biden's climate change fight will boost commodities prices.
Virgin Galactic pushes back test flight in new setback
Virgin Galactic is working to reschedule its next test flight of its SpaceShipTwo Unity spacecraft.
Former Keystone Pipeline worker slams AOC: People like her ‘laugh at our misfortune’
A former Keystone XL Pipeline worker slammed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., on Thursday, asserting that people like her “laugh at our misfortune.”
Biden administration on semiconductor chip shortage, promises help
The Biden administration is vowing to help with global semiconductor shortage.
Budget office expects $2.3T deficit before Biden relief plan
The Congressional Budget Office says the federal government is on track for a $2.3 trillion deficit this year, down roughly $900 billion from last year when the coronavirus pandemic led Congress to provide historic amounts of financial aid.
Carlos Ghosn's accused escape plotters denied extradition appeal
A U.S. appeals court on Thursday declined to further delay the extradition to Japan of two men charged with helping former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee the country.
Yellen warns 'misuse' of cryptocurrencies in terrorism a 'growing problem'
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned about an "explosion of risk" from digital markets, including the misuse of cryptocurrencies that can be used to launder to profits of online drug traffickers and to finance terrorism.
Biden says China will 'eat our lunch' after downplaying threat in 2019
President Biden warned that China will "eat our lunch" after speaking with Chinese President Xi Jinping about the countries' infrastructure and industry.
Biden's Keystone XL pipeline order costs hundreds more oil worker jobs
Workers at pipe manufacturer Berg Pipe are facing job losses following President Biden’s decision to rescind the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline.
Biden’s Keystone order didn't take ‘legalities’ into account: AG leading push to reverse decision
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen on leading the effort to reverse Biden’s Keystone XL pipeline decision.
Sen. Scott rips Biden over WHO support, China: 'Have some standards before you just give in'
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., slammed the Biden administration's actions towards the World Health Organization and China.
Facebook bans Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Instagram in anti-vax crackdown
Facebook has removed the Instagram page of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his posts expressing skepticism about the COVID-19 vaccine.
Biden's $15 minimum wage could hike child care costs by 21% on average: expert
The $15 federal minimum wage increase proposed by Democrats will lead to higher child care costs for many families as child care providers pass on the costs of higher wages to parents, according to an analysis from the conservative-leaning Heritage Foundation.
Democrats want to include $3,600 Child Tax Credit in COVID-19 relief proposal: Here's who qualifies
House Democrats unveiled a proposal this week to overhaul the long-standing Child Tax Credit, calling for more generous payments as part of a broader coronavirus relief effort.
Stock futures point higher as Biden talks with China's Xi
Food-related company earnings and weekly jobless claims may influence the direction of trading
Gun sales spike over political unrest, uncertainty
While it’s not unusual for sales to spike with a new administration pledging tighter gun restrictions, the past year’s riots, protests and Capitol insurrection have catapulted the perfect storm for what amounts to a dramatic increase.
Biden administration asks Supreme Court to uphold Affordable Care Act, reversing Trump argument
After reconsidering the issue, the federal government said it now maintains that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional
Biden ‘destroying thousands of good-paying energy jobs’: Former White House adviser
Former White House adviser Stephen Miller argued on Wednesday that President Biden is “destroying thousands of good-paying energy jobs” across the country through his climate change actions.
Fed's Powell: 'Still far from a strong job market'
Federal Reserve Chair Powell warned the U.S. job market is fragile and the employment picture is worse than at the worst point of the Great Recession.



















