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June 25

'Big, beautiful' bill could give a free pass for Big Tech to kill jobs

Big Tech wants to nuke states’ rights to regulate AI.

June 20

Blue-collar workers tout job surge, wage growth under Trump's leadership: 'Changing people's lives'

Michigan auto worker Joseph Knowles and Pennsylvania steelworker Brian Pavlack join 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how President Donald Trump's policies have ignited a blue-collar boom. 

June 16

Your brain physically changes when you work too much, scientists warn

Overworking physically alters brain regions responsible for executive functions and emotional stability, according to a new study, with potential long-term impact. Experts weighed in.

June 13

In-N-Out serves up the happiest employees in the industry, says report

A new survey reveals In-N-Out has the highest employee satisfaction among major restaurant chains, marking its 10th year in the top rankings for worker happiness.

June 13

The Trump Deduction: A simpler path to tax-free tips and overtime

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act exempts tips and overtime from taxation, but a new $1,000 Trump Deduction could deliver the same benefits without complicating the tax code or increasing debt.

June 10

LEE ZELDIN: Start your rigs: Alaska is our 'Gateway to Energy Dominance'

Alaska's untapped energy potential could revitalize the economy, reduce foreign energy dependence, and create jobs while respecting native communities' needs.

June 7

Steve Hilton calls out California Gov Newsom for ICE raid condemnation

Republican California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton weighs in on Gov. Gavin Newsom's condemnation of the ICE raids, the stand-off with the federal government and the entertainment industry's exodus from the state.

June 6

Why Trump’s $3 billion wake-up call to higher ed is exactly what America needs

President Trump's proposal to redirect $3 billion from Harvard to trade schools sparks a debate on the value of higher education and the need for a cultural reset.

June 1

Mike Rowe: Harvard is making my job easier than it's ever been

'People You Should Know' host Mike Rowe details the key benefits of trade schools on 'Sunday Night in America.'

June 1

Altimeter Capital CEO on AI impact: 'Disruption is not destruction, it’s evolution'

Altimeter Capital founder, chairman, and CEO Brad Gerstner gives his take on the future of artificial intelligence, how it can impact jobs and the Invest America Act.