What can home buyers expect in the Spring buying season?
'Mansion Global' host Katrina Campins discusses the best time to put property on the market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Kennedy: This is the last voyage of the USS Kennedalia
FOX Business' 'Kennedy' bids farewell to viewers after 8 years on the air.
Using AI to write your wedding vows is 'disgusting': Kat Timpf
Fox News' Guy Benson and Kat Timpf weigh in on reports engaged couples are using Chat GPT to write their wedding vows on 'Kennedy.'
'Kennedy's Kourt': Canadian woman keys 400 vehicles at two car dealerships
'Kennedy' game night panelists Brian Brenberg, Jason Meister and Mike Chase act as prosecutor and jury and explain why the suspect is guilty or not guilty.
This measure is blatantly unconstitutional: Spike Cohen
YouAreThePower.net Chair Spike Cohen discusses reports the ATF issued a notice warning that Minnesotans who use marijuana cannot legally own firearms on 'Kennedy.'
Federal government could take action to ease burden of marijuana licensees: Eddie Franco
Nabis Director of Policy Eddie Franco discusses New York marijuana regulators working toward a distributor license extension on 'Kennedy.'
We need to get to the bottom of COVID-19: Marie Harf
'Kennedy' panelists Stephen Miller, Marie Harf and Robby Soave discuss a former top Chinese scientist saying the COVID lab leak theory can't be ruled out.
U.S. House set to vote on Biden-McCarthy debt ceiling bill
Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on the debt ceiling vote in the U.S. House on 'Kennedy.'
We see a 'depth of frustration' about the direction of the country: Ryan Clancy
No Labels chief strategist Ryan Clancy shares why the organization is considering pushing for a third-party ticket for president on 'Kennedy.'
The culture wars will be a serious issue in 2024: Jason Rantz
'Kennedy' panelists Jason Rantz, Juan Williams and Hannah Cox discuss former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis campaigning in Iowa as the 2024 race heats up.
The FBI should be making amends with the public: John Yoo
UC Berkeley law professor John Yoo weighs in on House Republicans threatening to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt for refusing to hand over documents allegedly related to the Biden family's business dealings on 'Kennedy.'
IRS' claims that it supports whistleblowers is 'offensive': Former IRS lawyer William Henck
Former IRS lawyer and whistleblower William Henck weighs in on allegations by IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley that the agency retaliated against him on 'Kennedy.'
Is the science of Cheez Whiz a real college course?
'Kennedy' Game Night panelists Jimmy Failla, Jackie DeAngelis and Dave Landau try and guess which college courses are real or fake.
There is no innocent explanation for timing of IRS probe into me: Matt Taibbi
Journalist Matt Taibbi tells 'Kennedy' the IRS opened a case against him last December, weeks after he released a 'Twitter Files' report on government officials pressuring the social media company to censor content.
DeSantis was completely unfazed by the Twitter Spaces delay: David Sacks
Craft Ventures' David Sacks shares what happened behind the scenes after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' presidential announcement on Twitter was marred by technical issues on 'Kennedy.'
John Kerry's remarks were an insult to America's farmers: John Boyd Jr.
National Black Farmers Association President John Boyd Jr. weighs in on a group of House Republicans calling on President Biden to denounce John Kerry's comments targeting food emissions on 'Kennedy.'
Trump was owned by 'the swamp' as president: Spike Cohen
'Kennedy' panelists Richard Fowler, Gary Hoffmann and Spike Cohen discuss Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis officially launching his 2024 presidential campaign on Twitter and how he can take on former President Donald Trump.
Tina Turner was 'simply the best': Ben Fong-Torres
Former Rolling Stone writer and editor Ben Fong-Torres reflects on the life and legacy of pop music icon Tina Turner on 'Kennedy.'
Whistleblowers 'always get burnt' by the judicial system: Jonathan Gilliam
Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam argues Congress may own the judicial branch's purse, but can't control their operations.
COVID opened parents' eyes to their kids' education: Penny Nance
Concerned Women for America CEO Penny Nance discusses Gov. Roy Cooper, D-N.C., issuing a state of emergency for public education and his resistance to a school choice bill on 'Kennedy.'