Stop of the madness of congressional spending
What we are doing now is two and a half times the New Deal in size relative to the private economy.
Poverty rate fell in April, May because of coronavirus relief payments, researchers say
Even in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. poverty rate fell, researchers say.
Seattle 'CHOP' group defends 'defund the police' push after deadly shooting within zone
Seattle Police said a "violent crowd" prevented officers from getting to a shooting victim on Saturday.
Minneapolis officials allow homeless to camp in parks
Minneapolis officials have opened the city's parks to people experiencing homelessness after they were kicked out of an abandoned hotel.
Nashville approves ‘painful' property tax hike
City levy rates would increase 34%
50% of seniors don't keep their Social Security benefits: Here's why
Half of Social Security recipients don't get to keep their benefits in full, according to a new survey. Here's why.
Varney: Democrats associate with ‘lawlessness' in Seattle’s CHOP
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues liberal rhetoric and the autonomous zone is a "political problem" for Democrats.
Congress, coronavirus trillions need to be reined in, please stop spending other people's money
When the coronavirus hit America, Congress reacted quickly. It spent money. Lots of money.
12 million Americans are still entitled to a stimulus check -- here's how to make sure you get yours
If you are among those people who didn't file tax returns in 2018 and 2019, and you haven't received a stimulus check yet, it isn't too late to take action.
5 proposals the Senate should include in next coronavirus stimulus package: Rep. Jim Banks
Congress should now focus on passing an economic stimulus package.
Police must have tools they need to 'fairly' do job: former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett
Former senior adviser to President Obama Valerie Jarrett reacted to the "defund the police" push among some protesters since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis in an interview with "Mornings with Maria."
Fed's Powell warns Congress that US deficit on 'unsustainable' path
Powell cautioned that an economic downturn is not the time for the federal government to begin reducing the deficit.
Varney: US economy back on the 'road to prosperity'
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues that the U.S. economy is coming back "strong" from coronavirus lockdowns.
Conservative leaders urge Trump to rein in coronavirus spending as US deficit swells
The conservative leaders argued that further spending could derail the U.S. economy’s recovery from the virus outbreak and subsequent shutdown.
Protest leaders plan to keep demonstrating all summer
Many Americans who have taken to the streets in the past three weeks say they are planning for a summer of protests aimed in large part at local governments that are entering their budget-planning season.
Trump adviser Kevin Hassett says 4th coronavirus stimulus is coming
White House senior adviser Kevin Hassett said an additional stimulus plan to offset the damage caused by the coronavirus will definitely happen, but an assessment period must happen first.
Unemployment fraud spikes across US as states rush to process tidal wave of applications
There is evidence of unemployment fraud in at least seven states, according to the Secret Service.
How US police spending compares to public school spending
The U.S. spends nearly seven times more on education than it does on law enforcement, yet some politicians want to reallocate police funding to schools.
Ex-federal worker pretended to be CIA to steal millions
A former federal worker has pleaded guilty to pretending to be an undercover CIA agent to steal millions.
FCC delays decision on Elon Musk’s SpaceX and broadband subsidies
The firm, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies Corp., is lobbying the FCC to allow it compete for the funding par with broadband providers using more established technologies.