Retailers look for ways to cut down on theft while keeping shoppers happy
National retailers across the country are looking for ways to cut down on theft while keeping shoppers happy. More everyday items are being locked up to reduce theft.
Concern over China threat becoming increasingly bipartisan as Dems speak out against CCP, TikTok
Democrats and Republicans alike are speaking out more and more against Chinese spying efforts in recent days, including the wildly popular social media app TikTok.
FTX seeking return of Sam Bankman-Fried's political donations
Bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX is asking politicians, campaign committees, and super PACs that took money from Sam Bankman-Fried to return the donations.
TikTok's time on government devices nears its end
The social media app TikTok is due to be removed from federal agencies' devices by the end of February under a bipartisan law sparked by concerns over the app's ties to China.
Is US monthly jobs report still reliable or the last domino to fall?
The Department of Labor reported on Friday that U.S. businesses added 517,000 jobs last month. That's a surprise since other reports showed layoffs and slower hiring.
Today's mortgage rates see a sudden surge | Feb 3. 2023
Check out the mortgage rates for Feb 3. 2023, which are trending up from yesterday.
Biden slaps 20-year mining ban on Minnesota land, gives more power to China
Reps. Bruce Westerman, R-Ark., and Peter Stauber, R-Minn., with policy expert Christopher Bedford, argue President Biden's ban on Minnesota mining will put America and its economy "last."
Mortgage rates keep dropping, making housing affordable for millions more: Freddie Mac
Mortgage rates dropped nearly one full percentage point from November levels, opening the market for as many as 3 million more homebuyers, Freddie Mac said.
January job growth expected to slow as companies put the brake on hiring
The Labor Department's January jobs report will shed light on the health of the labor market in the first month of 2023 when it is released on Friday.
The unusual crew behind Tether, crypto’s pre-eminent stablecoin
Tether is a stablecoin traded more frequently than bitcoin which is redeemable for US Dollars, however like a bank, the cryptocurrency is not immune from a run.
Netflix partners with GM to put more electric vehicles in shows and movies
Netflix and General Motors announced a partnership on Thursday to put more electric vehicles in movies and TV shows produced by the streaming giant.
Miami woman charged with fraud after using COVID funds for lavish lifestyle
A Florida woman is facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted on federal charges after she allegedly used fraudulent forms to obtain $381,000 in COVID-19 relief.
Princess Diana's secret letters during ‘ugly’ Prince Charles divorce could fetch $110,000 on auction block
Princess Diana's confidential letters that she wrote to her beloved friends during her tumultuous relationship with now-King Charles III are up for auction.
Walmart makes breaking up more bearable
Walmart is selling a Valentine's Day bear that's seemingly dedicated for couples who are having a rocky time. The company says it's the perfect 'humorous' gift.
Why America should ban crypto
Charlie Munger, Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, compares cryptocurrencies to gambling, and advises the US to follow England's solution to the South Sea Bubble of 1720.
Meta shares soar lifting Zuckerberg's net worth
Shares for Meta are spearheading a tech rally and lifting the CEO’s net worth by $10.86B in one day.
Coinbase shares surge after lawsuit tossed by judge
Coinbase shares rallied a day after a federal judge dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit alleging the cryptocurrency exchange sold unregistered securities.
401(k) 'hardship' withdrawals hit record amid cost-of-living crunch
More Americans are using their 401(k) retirement plans to help cover financial hardships as consumers continue to confront persistently high inflation.
Varney: The rise of socialism coincides with the rise of the 'entitled mentality'
FOX Business' Stuart Varney criticized Democrats for enabling the left's 'entitlement mentality' by allowing rent to go unpaid and enacting its student loan handout program.
Mortgage rates fall a fourth straight week to 6.09%
US mortgage rates declined for the fourth week in a row, a sign of relative stability that could open the door for some prospective homebuyers to get back in the market.



















