Andrew Ross Sorkin, the longtime CNBC anchor and New York Times financial columnist, reportedly said Sunday he is increasingly “anxious” that Wall Street is barreling toward a crash reminiscent of 1929 — a warning that comes amid record-high stock prices, heavy investment in artificial
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Vice President J.D. Vance reportedly warned on Sunday that reductions to the federal workforce will intensify as the government shutdown stretches into its second week, placing responsibility squarely on Democrats for prolonging the impasse. In an interview on Fox News’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Vance told host Maria Bartiromo that the duration of the shutdown would
In a gesture of gratitude that underscored his government’s close alliance with
In a rare acknowledgment from one of cable news’ more liberal corners,
In response to actions taken by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency to impose control over the international aid agency, the U.S.
As the two nations achieved a number of border security accords, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reportedly secured an agreement with the Trump
In an effort to persuade Venezuela’s socialist government to accept deportation flights from the United States, Richard Grenell, who was nominated by
Senator John Cornyn of Texas, a Republican who holds a significant position on the Senate Intelligence Committee, reportedly made the announcement on
The oil and gas behemoth Shell is reportedly withdrawing from a significant project off the coast of New Jersey, marking the first
On Friday, former Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson of North Carolina reportedly announced that he will withdraw his lawsuit against CNN. The case
President Donald Trump is now warning the so-called BRICS countries that if they try to marginalize the U.S. currency in international trade,
Chuck Todd, who was the long running moderator of “Meet the Press,” is reportedly now departing NBC. After being replaced as “Meet
As part of a broad new directive intended to comply with an executive order that the government recognize only two sexes, the
The chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reportedly decided to initiate an investigation into National Public Radio (NPR) and Public
