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When President Obama boasts that nearly every economic statistic is better now than when he entered office, that sounds like a laughable claim to many Americans.
Since 2005, U.S. emissions are down roughly 10 percent and almost twice that amount on a per capita basis. How did that happen? If you think the answer is we've transitioned to green energy, you are completely wrong.
New regulations from the Treasury Department are aimed at making so-called "tax inversions" less lucrative. In such transactions, an American-owned business merges with a foreign company in a country with a lower tax rate.
U.S. historians extoll the virtues of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, and now history is repeating itself.
Politics is often filled with paradoxes and here is one that nearly defies explanation. You'd be surprised at what group of people have suffered the most from President Obama's economic policies.
Financial guru Steve Forbes explains how today's wrong-headed monetary policies are setting the stage for a new global catastrophe that could rival the horrors of the 1930s. But this can be prevented.
The company is replacing cigars and cigarettes with nicotine gum and other products that help people kick the habit.
Home Depot said it's working with banks and law enforcement to investigate "unusual activity" that could indicate someone hacked into their system.
A new government report says the federal debt will keep growing rapidly in the years ahead.
The FBI and Secret Service are working together to investigate cyberattacks against several U.S. banks.