8 in 10 parents claim they'd rather have Mother's Day or Father's Day gift money go to kids: report
A new holiday gift survey suggests most American parents would prefer to have money that goes toward Mother’s Day or Father’s Day gifts instead be used on their children instead.
Mother's Day by the numbers: Historical facts, stats and celebrations
Each year, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May. Here are numbers associated with the annual holiday celebrated across the United States.
Biden says Republicans are 'holding the economy hostage' in wake of debt limit meeting
President Biden slammed Republicans for "holding the economy hostage" by insisting on spending cuts as part of a bipartisan compromise to raise the national debt and avoid default.
Inflation may add to what you'll spend this Mother's Day
Inflation and rising costs mean Americans will spend more on Mother's Day. The National Retail Federal forecasted that shoppers will spend a record $274 per person on gifts for moms this year.
Biden's green energy agenda targeting appliances, household items
Power the Future Executive Director Daniel Turner joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss how the policies are 'taking a toll' on Americans and the broader concerns surrounding the push.
Class of 2023 graduating into 'tight, uncertain' job market
With many companies announcing massive layoffs and others on hiring freezes, the class of 2023 is entering an uncertain job market.
Walmart is giving away $98 memberships to new moms, 'making life easier'
The retail giant is partnering with celebrity moms to share parenting hacks and a one-year Walmart+ membership with new moms for free in May to celebrate Mother's Day.
Fake remote and hybrid jobs are being shared online, TikTok users claim: 'Way to trick candidates'
TikTok users who claim they're looking for a remote or hybrid job say they've seen and have applied to opportunities that end up requiring in-person work.
Federal budget deficit hits $1.1 trillion in first half of fiscal 2023, $430 billion higher than last year
The federal budget deficit shot up to $1.1 trillion in the first six months of fiscal year 2023, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.
Catan board game creator Klaus Teuber dead at 70
Klaus Teuber, the creator of the popular board game Catan, in which players build settlements on an island, has died at the age of 70, his family says.
Oregon Cold Stone Creamery employee loses 3 fingers on the job: reports
Former Oregon Cold Stone Creamery employee Jordyn Martin was left with seven fingers after an accident involving an ice cream machine earlier this month.
House Republicans to consider debt prioritization bill as default looms
The House Ways and Means Committee will consider a bill on Thursday that would prioritize federal spending if the U.S. hits the debt ceiling later this year.
America has to be able to develop oil and gas reserves and build towards a 'climate future': Joelle Hall
Alaska AFL-CIO President Joelle Hall on awaiting Biden's decision on Alaska's Willow Oil project, says it will help produce more American jobs and increase energy reserves
Social Security on a path to major benefit cuts unless Congress acts, CBO director says
CBO Director Phillip Swagel said that once Social Security's trust fund becomes exhausted in 2032, benefits would automatically be cut by 25% unless Congress acts.
Economy, job market among nation’s most pressing issues, say concerned Americans
People in Austin, Texas, identified what they believed to be the most pressing issues facing America currently, with over half of people pointing to the economy
Interest payments on the national debt to reach $1.4 trillion annually in 2033: CBO
The CBO projects that the cost of servicing the national debt will more than double over the next decade to over $1.4 trillion in interest payments in FY2033.
US debt default deadline looms this summer or early fall, ‘urgent need’ for Congress to act: BPC
The Bipartisan Policy Center said that the "X date" on which the debt limit will need to be raised to avoid default will arrive this summer or early fall, depending on tax revenue.
Bret Baier on America's oil and gas geography as Dems call for increasing renewable energy
Fox News anchor Bret Baier takes a look at America's energy landscape and why domestic sources remain in high demand on 'Special Report' Spotlight: Energy Matters.
DocuSign to cut 10% of workforce, nearly 700 employees will lose jobs
DocuSign, an e-signature and software company, has announced it cutting 10% of its workforce after 9% of its staff in 2022.
Alaska leaders demand Biden administration 'not kill' oil drilling project
CEO of Alaska Oil & Gas Association Kara Moriarty joined 'Fox & Friends First' of discuss the implications of the canceling the project and why it would hurt the locals most.