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February 16

How Jeff Bezos ruined The Washington Post and why he should sell it

Media veteran examines how Bezos transformed from newspaper savior to destroyer, cutting staff while his net worth soars by $224 billion since purchase.

February 16

AI out of control? How a single article is sending shock waves with an apocalyptic warning

As AI models advance rapidly, experts warn of widespread job displacement while others call it 'doomerism.' What's the reality behind AI predictions?

February 16

Democrat lawmakers rush to bash Trump even as jobs, inflation reports beat projections

Democrats blast Trump's economy, despite strong January data showing 2.5% inflation and 130,000 jobs added, citing "unaffordability crisis" concerns.

February 16

DNC Chair Ken Martin boasts ‘win after win,’ shrugs off massive Trump, Republican money lead

Democrats tout "positive momentum" with recent victories as they eye midterm elections, hoping to replicate their 2018 success in winning back Congress.

February 16

Transit funding hits record highs as ridership languishes, new report questions return on billions

Federal transit spending hits record highs while bus and rail usage continues to lag behind pre-pandemic levels, sparking debate over policy effectiveness.

February 16

It's not students organizing ICE walkouts — here's who's really behind the nationwide protests

Teacher unions orchestrate student walkouts against ICE and Trump administration policies, using public schools as political staging grounds for activism.

February 16

Trump’s ‘Goldilocks economy’: Inflation falls as Dow hits 50,000 milestone

Independent Women’s Forum's Patrice Onwuka analyzes GDP growth, the dip in unemployment and how a return to manufacturing is driving a 'soft landing' for the American economy in early 2026.

February 16

Florida congressional candidate prioritizing homeownership as key issue in race

Florida congressional candidate Dan Weldon joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss his motivation to run for office, why homeownership is a key issue among voters and more. 

February 16

Teachers have a lot to learn from Trump’s Education secretary

Education Secretary Linda McMahon reminds teachers they aren't required to pay union dues in any state, citing the 2018 Supreme Court Janus v. AFSCME ruling.

February 15

Wall Street could seize your retirement savings in the next financial crash — and it's perfectly legal

Investigation uncovers how banking institutions secretly altered securities laws in the 1970s, prioritizing Wall Street over individual investors.