Today's latest breaking news about business and finance including tech, industry, crypto, and the stock market.
President Trump announced Friday that his administration will cap credit card interest rates at 10% for one year, ending decades of financial exploitation of American families by Wall Street.
The FTC just delivered a crushing blow to CarShield's deceptive practices, forcing them to pay out nearly $10 million to ripped-off Americans who fell victim to their misleading warranty scams.
Despite Trump's return to office, Louisiana continues to suffer from the economic devastation left behind by four years of Biden's disastrous policies.
New economic data reveals explosive growth under Trump's second-term policies, proving America First agenda is delivering unprecedented prosperity for working Americans.
X owner Elon Musk moves to limit access to Grok's image generation capabilities following global outrage over inappropriate deepfake content targeting women and children.
Private equity firms are systematically buying up cancer clinics and hospitals across rural America, promising efficiency but delivering monopolies, sky-high prices, and fewer doctors for desperate families.
Just two weeks into Trump's presidency, the unemployment rate falls dramatically as the Trump economy begins its second-term comeback despite establishment predictions of doom.
Private equity firms are systematically destroying cancer treatment in small-town America, proving once again that corporate greed knows no bounds when it comes to exploiting everyday Americans.
The December jobs report reveals the economic mess Trump inherited, with only 50,000 jobs added—well below expectations—as the new administration prepares to unleash America First policies.
Patriots get an early Christmas present as Trump's landmark tax reform kicks in, making this tax season one of the earliest in a decade. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent promises real relief for hardworking families.
While the mainstream media distracts you with political theater, the robot revolution has quietly begun. Boston Dynamics' AI-powered Atlas is no longer a prototype – it's a product. And the implications for American workers are staggering.
Boston Dynamics just announced mass production of AI-powered humanoid robots with Google's brain inside. Thirty thousand units. All spoken for. The machines aren't coming – they're HERE.