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New Century Advisors chief economist Claudia Sahm weighs in on the Fed's next rate move on 'Varney & Co.'

Rumble CEO and founder Chris Pavlovski explains why he and other platforms are taking action against an illegal advertising method used by Google.

University of Maryland economist Peter Morici discusses whether Wall Street investors believe Bidens economy is improving on Varney & Co.

Donald Trump right to say that his political rival Kamala Harris was not a Black woman? This was not the first time that the daughter of a Jamaican father and an Indian mother had faced such a racial question. But a White Republican candidate must raise this question about the presumptive Democrat candidate just before the US Presidential Election 2024. However, the question of Black identity took a new twist when some Black male voters in Pennsylvania said that they didn’t consider the vice president to be Black before Trump's comments.

FOX Business' Gerri Willis reports on the alleged 'out-of-control' costs associated with going back to school and how much families may expect to spend this year.

Briefing occurred Tuesday in Renton, Washington, detailing «defect» from supplier.

The Socioeconomic Theory of Finance author Robert Prechter analyzes todays economic environment on Cavuto: Coast to Coast. 

Former President Donald Trump has suggested using Bitcoin or a “crypto check” to address the United States’ staggering $35 trillion national debt.

Kamala Harris's campaign moving on a sound basis of policies and the backing of a huge number of her supporters? Or is it riding on the «irrational exuberance» of the Democratic Party after President Joe Biden pulled out of the US Presidential Election 2024? If Democratic strategist David Axelrod is to be believed, Harris’s campaign is just “irrational exuberance,” reports Fox News. He has also warned that the race is still neck and neck.

Donald Trump stated that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg called him to apologize for a photo that was incorrectly labeled on Facebook. The photo showed Trump raising his fist after a July 13 assassination attempt at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Facebook had initially marked this photo as misinformation, causing it to go viral with the incorrect label, as per the reports of Fox News. In an interview with Maria Bartiromo on FOX Business' «Mornings with Maria,» Trump mentioned that Zuckerberg called him twice. According to Trump, Zuckerberg expressed admiration for Trump's actions during the event, describing them as brave. Zuckerberg also allegedly said he could not support a Democrat because he respected Trump’s response to the incident. Additionally, Trump noted that Google did not reach out to him after their autocomplete function failed to show results for the assassination attempt.

Two violent incidents occurred at separate restaurants in Chicago, Illinois over the weekend. At a McDonald's, three people were injured when an offender was refused free food. Credit: FOX 32 Chicago

B. Riley Wealth Management chief market strategist Art Hogan discusses how investors can make money in a turbulent market on «Making Money.»

Washington Post editorial writer and columnist Heather Long discusses the Federal Reserve's management of rate cuts and the impact of the July jobs report.

Venu Sports — the sports streaming platform planned by ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros

Orlando-area realtor and TikTok creator Freddie Smith on Floridas pricey market and best advice for achieving homeownership.

Jay Timmons, president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, talks about what the industry needs from the next administration to keep growing and to maintain global dominance.

News executives were worried for the first half of the year about consumers expressing relatively little interest in the coming election

Jerome Powell speaks after Fed announces interest rate decision.

O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary reacts to the Biden administration’s latest claim that corporations are the cause of sky-high inflation on 'Varney & Co.'

Facebook has admitted that it has committed a mistake by censoring the image of Donald Trump's assassination attempt. The Mark Zuckerberg-owned social media platform called the image of Donald Trump pumping his fist in the air after an assassination attempt against him an «altered photo.» After facing criticism, a spokesperson admitted Monday that it was a mistake. Meta Public Affairs Director Dani Lever explained on X it was an error as the systems were meant to detect a separate version of the image, reports 'Fox News Digital'. He explained that the fact check was initially applied to a doctored photo showing the Secret Service agents smiling, and in some cases, our systems incorrectly applied that fact check to the real photo. Tendering an apology, Lever said that it had been fixed.