Americans hitting the road this holiday season are receiving some good news: oil prices have fallen to the lowest in nearly seven years.
Hillary Clinton seems to be in a race with Bernie Sanders to see who can spend and borrow the most taxpayer money. These days that's how you win the Democratic nomination for president.
A 145-page report titled Federal Fumbles: 100 Ways the Government Dropped the Ball, exposes the wasteful government spending.
The Chinese currency, the yuan, will join the International Monetary Fund's basket of reserve currencies. It's a big step forward for China's economic standing in the world.
President Obama has been ?mocked for his ludicrous comment that the climate change summit in Paris will be a "powerful rebuke" to the terrorists. No. This summit is a powerful rebuke to common sense.
We are witnessing whiney college kids marching in the streets screaming obscenities or taking over the university president's office for what? Feeling slighted? Having their feelings hurt? Talk about rebels without a cause.
Pfizer and Allergan are set to reach a $150 billion deal that would create the world's largest drug maker in terms of sales, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The government's debt is actually far higher than officials say it is, according to a warning from former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker.
Overshadowed by this week's CNBC versus the Republican presidential nominees brawl, was the release of Ted Cruz's flat tax plan.
Now that Hillary Clinton has by default sewn up the Democratic nomination, expect Democrats to play the gender card for all it's worth. But it may not work this time. Working women have gotten crushed under the weight of Obama policies.