Judy Shelton, Independent Institute senior fellow, and David Malpass, former World Bank president, discuss the strength of the Trump economy, highlighting tax cuts, deregulation and manufacturing job growth.
President Trump says federal agencies must prioritize American-made products, pledging to close waiver loopholes and boost domestic manufacturing enforcement.
Rising gas prices push lower-income consumers to rely more on credit as fuel costs climb to their highest share of household income since March 2022
The popular Buc-ee’s chain is set to debut in six new states, bringing its oversized stores, clean restrooms and fuel hubs to more drivers nationwide.
AI-driven wealth is fueling a luxury real estate surge in the Bay Area, with high-end home prices more than doubling gains seen in lower price segments.
Barstool Sports founder and President Dave Portnoy weighs in on the new tipping trend that has caused consumers to further squeeze their bank accounts.
Tesla is recalling 173 Cybertrucks equipped with 18-inch steel wheels after identifying a defect that could lead to wheel detachment. The issue stems from brake rotor stress.
FIFA partnered with Fanatics for an exclusive collectibles deal that includes trading cards, debut patches and digital items, ending its decades-long relationship with Panini.
A $25 minimum wage sounds appealing but experts and economists warn it could squeeze small businesses and hit lower-wage states hardest.
Rising gas prices push lower-income consumers to rely more on credit as fuel costs climb to their highest share of household income since March 2022
Johnny Carson's former Bel Air mansion hits the market for $40 million. The 9,052-square-foot luxury home features six bedrooms, a tennis court and a pool.
Dolly Parton kicked off top-ranked Dollywood's new season and reassured fans about her health. The park unveiled a major new attraction for this year, and continues to expand.
Federal regulators reannounced a recall of 429,000 Casely MagSafe power banks after a woman's death and a fire on a plane from overheating chargers.
Credible promotes Chief Revenue Officer Robert Humann to CEO after nearly 10 years with the Fox Corporation-owned consumer finance technology platform.
In an era of “green" gimmicks and sky-high risk, author John J. Geoghegan says only capitalism can determine if lighter-than-air travel has legs.
Recent college graduates are finding the best career opportunities in Southern cities like Birmingham and Tampa, according to a new ADP study.
After two years of growth, New York City’s population fell in 2025, as many movers stayed local, heading to nearby suburbs and neighboring states.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order seeking to help expand retirement account access to people who do not have employer-supplied plans.
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary criticizes NYC tax proposals targeting wealthy investors, saying the policy risks undermining economic activity.
Steven Roth says "tax the rich" can be just as hateful as racial slurs, escalating the rift between NYC's wealthiest leaders and Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
The popular Buc-ee’s chain is set to debut in six new states, bringing its oversized stores, clean restrooms and fuel hubs to more drivers nationwide.
UAE departs OPEC and OPEC+ citing strategic priorities and flexibility as geopolitical tensions disrupt global oil markets and supply chains.
John B. Sanfilippo & Son recalls certain Fisher, Squirrel Brand and Good & Gather snack mixes over possible salmonella contamination concerns.
Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall partners with Huggies to share his story of being born premature at 23 weeks with just a 1% chance of survival.
AI-driven wealth is fueling a luxury real estate surge in the Bay Area, with high-end home prices more than doubling gains seen in lower price segments.
While some people may blame Republicans on the key issues of the day, they blame Democrats more
Behind a "blue curtain," local leaders call for suspending California's gas tax as residents face some of the nation's highest fuel prices under one-party Democratic rule.
New Gallup analysis finds little evidence that generative AI has broadly reduced creative jobs or artists' earnings despite rising workplace AI adoption.
