The stock market is open with wind at its back on news that President Trump says he won’t be firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Q1 auto sales at Tesla were down 20%, and profits were down a whopping 70%.
As the market for electric vehicles matures in the United States, sales of used EVs are climbing.
Unaccompanied minors who cross the border are uniquely vulnerable to trafficking. Now, legal aid groups that help them are facing funding cuts.
The U.S. dollar is down more than 1% this morning — a potential sign of investor anxiety over President Donald Trump’s threats to Federal Reserve independence.
Fewer pharmacies will be making weight-loss drugs. What does that mean for consumers?
Patients might soon have to pay for certain screenings if the Supreme Court sides with two Texas businesses.
On this morning’s show, we’re looking back at how taxes and production restrictions helped precipitate the American Revolution.
This morning, President Donald Trump took to social media saying that the termination of Fed Chair Jerome Powell "can’t come soon enough.”
California, the union's largest state for manufacturing, says the executive branch lacks the constitutional authority to enact tariffs.
