Bulls & Bears

A new hike to the federal gas tax is gaining momentum after receiving the support of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

A new class action lawsuit has been brought against the National Association of Realtors challenging their practices and compensation policies.

The virtues of capitalism debated as Beto O'Rourke calls the economic system unjust, unfair, and racist.

The GOP is proposing major changes to revamp Medicaid, but are they heading in the right way?

Google receives backlash after a General testifies their products are helping the Chinese military.

A new rallying cry among some Democrats is to "break up big tech" which has become a key talking point for Elizabeth Warren.

Socialism has been growing in popularity within the Democratic Party as many of its newest members extol the virtues of the far left economic system.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has confidence in the economy, despite disagreements with President Trump in the past.

Senator Elizabeth Warren introduced a new plan to breaking up big tech, and Vivek Wadwha joins the panel to debate.

Representative Kevin Brady (R-Texas) says Republicans and Democrats need to come together and stop unnecessary spending.

Pharmacy benefit managers are really raking it in.

Kylie Jenner is named the youngest "self-made" billionaire, but some people have taken major issues with that label.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela Otto Reich breaks down the latest on the Venezuelan crisis.

Is it time for New York City just to let Amazon go and stop begging for them to come back?

Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy says the proposed "Medicare-for-all" bill will work for no one.

Residents of high tax states are fleeing to low tax areas like Henderson, Nevada.

Rep. Andy Biggs explains why the national debt has become a security threat that cannot be ignored.

When it comes to economic policy do you side with the Federal Reserve or President Trump?

"Bulls & Bears" panel weighs in on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez claims that making over $10 million is immoral.

Tesla shares took a dip after consumer reports said they will stop recommending the Model 3 due to reliability issues.