Mike Pompeo warns the Biden administration hasn't seen the end of Pentagon leak
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses the impact of Pentagon leaks on allies, Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron's comments and whether Trump should drop out of the 2024 presidential election.
Stuart Varney: You have to cut through a lot of noise to know what Trump would do in his second term
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses former President Trump's criticism of Biden's presidency as the country sees rising tensions among its adversaries.
Stuart Varney: You have to cut through a lot of noise to know what Trump would do in his second term
FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues the contrast between Biden and Trump is 'striking.'
Dollar bull market to end as Fed tempers rate hikes: strategists
Amid a banking crisis and the hawkish Fed strategy to raise interest rates and cool inflation, the U.S. dollar is predicted to weaken further in 2023.
We have an adversary that has weapons, technology that US doesn't have: KT McFarland
Former Trump deputy national security advisor KT McFarland discusses the WSJ reporter being held by the Russian secret service under espionage charges, Biden's foreign policy failures and reports about the Chinese spy flight.
Japan buys Russian oil above $60-a-barrel cap, breaking with US allies: report
Japan has been buying Russian oil below the Western-imposed price cap of $60 a barrel, though Russian-sourced imports remain relatively small.
ChatGPT banned in Italy over privacy, data collection concerns
Italy became the first country to ban ChatGPT over privacy and data sharing concerns, alleging the company violates the EU's General Data Protection Regulation.
Raytheon awarded $1.2 billion contract to make Patriot missile defense systems for US Army, Switzerland
The Pentagon awarded Raytheon a $1.2 billion contract to produce additional Patriot surface-to-air missile systems for the U.S. Army and Switzerland's military.
EU chiefs flew to COP27 climate talks on private jet, report says
The European Union's presidents reportedly took a private jet to the Egypt COP27 climate talks last year. Officials and celebrities have been scrutinized for their private air travel.
UBS brings back past CEO with Credit Suisse deal ahead
Swiss bank UBS has decided to bring back former CEO Sergio Ermotti to guide the takeover of Credit Suisse. He will take over for current chief executive Ralph Hamers.
US surpasses Russia as Europe’s top supplier of crude oil
The European Union imported more oil from the U.S. than Russia in December 2022, marking the EU's shift away from Russian energy following its invasion of Ukraine.
French pension reforms have always been a huge issue: Douglas Murray
National Review Institute senior fellow Douglas Murray discusses the fresh wave of pension protests intensifying in France and the impact on President Emmanuel Macron.
European Union bans sales of CO2-emitting cars by 2035
The EU gave the green light on a new law that bans the sale of CO2-emitting vehicles by 2035 in an effort to cut emissions and clamp down on climate change.
Manufacturers want US to expand trade ties with Europe: survey
A majority of American manufacturers want the U.S. to deepen economic ties with European countries through market-opening trade agreements, according to the NAM's outlook survey.
What are AT1 bonds, and why are they risky?
AT1 bonds are popular among European banks as a way to build up safety buffers. While AT1s pay high interest to bondholders, their mechanics can make them a risky investment.
Bank of England raises interest rates again, sees inflation shock fading
The bank noted "large and volatile moves" in financial markets around the world but said its Financial Policy Committee judged that Britain's banking system remained resilient.
Credit Suisse write-off upends European bank capital bonds
A last minute law change allowed Switzerland to write off $17 billion in bonds, while allowing equity holders to keep their money, an unprecedented change.
Ship owned by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen's estate topples in Scottish dry dock
Twenty-five people were injured when a ship came off its holding and tipped on its side in a dry dock in Leith, Scotland, Wednesday, the Scottish Ambulance Service said, with 15 taken to hospital. (Reuters)
UK inflation rate unexpectedly rises to 10.4% in February
Inflation in the U.K. rose more-than-expected to 10.4% in February as higher food and drink costs pushed up prices.
Happiest countries in the world for 2023
The U.S. was 15th in rankings from the 2023 World Happiness Report. The report, which was published on Monday, said Finland and Denmark took the top two spots, respectively.