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George W. Bush's former chief of staff Andy Card says when you leave the White House, "the principal almost never cleans up his own mess or packs his own boxes."

The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office found that Social Security's main trust funds could be exhausted by 2033, which could result in reduced payments to beneficiaries.

"The Big Money Show" and "The Bottom Line" will debut on FOX Business Network on Monday with the goal of helping Americans deal with critical financial issues.

A new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows union membership plummeted to all-time lows in 2022 even as a wave of unionization efforts swept the country.

Social Security recipients received less than they needed in 2022 as actual inflation was above their inflation-adjusted benefits, according to the nonpartisan Senior Citizens League.

A partnership with rival Merck & Co. to help make the shots, forged at the urging of the U.S. government, hasn’t lived up to expectations. The companies are now engaged in arbitration.

Democrats once used to support smaller government, economic growth and lower taxes. But something changed in 2008 and now the spending by Democrats is absolutely out of control.

Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., rips Joy Reid's dismissal of Social Security insolvency warnings, saying, "Just because someone says it's not true doesn't mean it's not true."

Will the government's potential gas stove ban hurt lower income families and businesses? Former Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Neil Chatterjee and Chef Andrew Gruel weigh in.

A federal agency is considering pursuing a ban on gas stoves because of the harmful nature of the particulate matter the appliances emit and health concerns.