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Democratic presidential hopeful wants to give citizens $1,000 a month

This Democratic presidential hopeful thinks every American is entitled to $1,000 in basic income.

North Korea shows sanctions do work: Trish Regan

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If America goes for guaranteed income programs, it will reverse its own history: Varney

FBN's Stuart Varney on politicians handing out jobs and money in order to win votes.

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Rand Paul to force Senate vote on budget-slashing bill

The Kentucky Republican’s “Penny Plan” will cut 1% from every governmental program for the next five years.

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Rand Paul to force Senate vote on budget-slashing bill

The Kentucky Republican’s “Penny Plan” will cut 1% from every governmental program for the next five years.

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Andy Puzder: Why America’s CEOs Must Speak Out

Trump's first choice for Labor Secretary got torpedoed by the left. Here's why he is still fighting back.

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Trump steel tariff won’t hurt company with India supply, CEO says

JSW Steel USA CEO John Hritz said Monday that the company is not concerned about the impact of Trump administration tariffs.

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Andy Puzder: Why America’s CEOs Must Speak Out

Trump's first choice for Labor Secretary got torpedoed by the left. Here's why he is still fighting back.

Democrats are out of ideas, so they sued the Trump campaign: Kennedy

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Democrats are out of ideas, so they sued the Trump campaign: Kennedy

FBN’s Kennedy on why Democrats are beginning to lose confidence before the midterms.

Wyoming governor hopeful pledges to draw on business experience

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Wyoming governor hopeful pledges to draw on business experience

Famed investor Foster Friess launched campaign last week.

Democrats willing to give North Korea a win to block Pompeo: Varney

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Democrats willing to give North Korea a win to block Pompeo: Varney

FBN's Stuart Varney on the factors behind Democrats' opposition to Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo.

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Democratic presidential hopeful wants to give citizens $1,000 a month

This Democratic presidential hopeful thinks every American is entitled to $1,000 in basic income.

Rep. McCarthy isn't jumping the gun on House Speaker role

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Rep. McCarthy isn't jumping the gun on House Speaker role

Could Rep. Kevin McCarthy be next in line for House Speaker?

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US grants more time to wind down business with Rusal

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the department was weighing RUSAL's petition for delisting.

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Trump's next $100 billion tariff dilemma: hit Walmart or Apple Store?

After imposing import tariffs on solar panels and washing machines in January, Trump moved to levy steel and aluminum in March along with about $50 billion in other goods.

No official intel used to start FBI probe into Trump campaign-Russia collusion: Rep. Nunes

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No official intel used to start FBI probe into Trump campaign-Russia collusion: Rep. Nunes

Rep. Devin Nunes on looking into the origin of the Russia investigation.

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Trump says 'long way' to go on North Korea crisis

North Korea said on Saturday it was suspending nuclear and missile tests and scrapping its nuclear test site, and instead pursuing economic growth and peace.

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US Treasury's Mnuchin may go to China as trade tensions simmer

The United States has threatened to impose tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports in a bid to try and force Beijing to stop its companies from stealing American companies' intellectual property.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un could be playing the US: Gordon Chang

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North Korea's Kim Jong Un could be playing the US: Gordon Chang

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s announcement that the country will suspend its nuclear and long-range missile tests and shut down a major nuclear test site could be a ploy to fool the United States.