With a tight presidential race going down to the wire, voters aren't the only ones making up their minds. Investors are weighing the pros and cons of two very different economic agendas and trying to prepare for whichever plan wins. Recently, Kevin O’Leary, chairman of O’Leary Ventures and star of ABC’s Shark Tank, spoke with host Lisa Brady about what might or might not work for the economy and the campaigns and why he's rooting for the American dream no matter who wins this coming

Since Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee, the story of this election cycle has been how close the race appears to be. Now, with only 10 days until Election Day, former President Trump and Vice President Harris remain neck-and-neck — but could last-minute momentum change the state of the race? Kyle Kondik, the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses why the race remains so tight, what he's learning from

Both political camps are preparing their final pitches to voters and organizing big events they hope can win over those remaining persuadables. Harris is set to speak at the Ellipse in Washington D.C. next week, and Former President Donald Trump is set to hold a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City this coming Sunday. However, as the momentum appears to be shifting in Trump’s favor, the Harris campaign seems to be shifting her message. Moving away from messages of "joy," Harris is now

Because he has been dead for over a century, Cecil Rhodes doesn’t get the credit he deserves for being a world-class psychopath and (actual) white supremacist, not the imagined ones that the Lunatic Left thinks are hiding behind every American flag. The aftershocks of his reign of terror in Africa are still being felt today in local politics and industry, and the diamond on your wedding ring was more than likely pulled from the ground in a South African mine that his company, DeBeers, owns to this

In the last stretch of the 2024 presidential race, time is money, and cash is king for both the Trump and Harris campaigns trying to make their final case to voters. Former President Trump has been in the swing states of North Carolina and Georgia, sometimes holding more than one event in a day. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris has been moving across the blue wall states with plans to soon campaign in Texas. Republican strategist and co-founder of South & Hill Strategies, Colin Reed, joins the

Former President Trump campaigned in North Carolina this week to drum up support amongst voters in the hurricane-ravaged state. The latest FOX News Power Rankings show that Trump is three points ahead of Vice President in the Tar Heel State. With 16 electoral votes on the line, North Carolina is highly sought after by both candidates. Co-host of America's Newsroom Bill Hemmer joins to break down takeaways from the latest FOX News Power Rankings and give us insight into voter behavior in North

Ted Kaczynski was an American mathematician and domestic terrorist who mailed bombs from 1978 through 1995 and scared the hell out of the American public until his arrest in 1996. Most people remember the hooded sunglasses sketch, but not the message and certainly not the reason why Ted decided to take things to the extreme.The Unabomber’s Manifesto is a 35,000-word document detailing his fight against industrialization and the destruction of nature in the name of progress. Was Uncle Ted just a

The human rights/public health crisis known as US border policy serves as further proof of what Richard Hofstadter termed in 1964 the “paranoid style in American politics.”  To his credit Mr. Washington’s work attempts explain the recent phenomenon of closed or militarized borders here and around the world.  Closed borders, Mr. Washington explains, are responsible for untold human suffering that cannot be legitimately explained as efforts to protect our economy, government budgets, our environment

Election Day is two weeks away, yet over 160 election-related lawsuits have been preemptively filed. Most focus on how ballots are cast and counted, how to protect against alleged voter fraud, and who should be eligible to vote. Experts say this speeds up the legal process once we reach Election Day. FOX News Contributor and Former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Andy McCarthy, says this has become commonplace following the 2000 election. McCarthy joins to preview the

Although much attention is paid to the presidential race, another important facet is the balance of power. Senate Republicans are looking to reclaim Congress and take back the majority. Much money has been spent in Nebraska, where independent candidate Dan Osborn is challenging incumbent Republican Senator Deb Fischer. Senator Fischer joins the Rundown to discuss her campaign, why the GOP is confident they will win the majority, and her thoughts on the state's "blue dot", which could impact its

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Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are locked in a tight race for the White House, and the race for the majority in the Senate remains equally as close. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram breaks down the race details and provides a deep history of the Senate to explain how power in the higher chamber is divided in the event of razor-thin margins. Plus, Chad notes which races to watch for on election night, and what we can decipher from which states

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After a quarter of a century, there are still many important questions about what actually happened during the most well-known school shooting in American history, the Columbine massacre, which left 13 dead and 24 injured. Researcher Chris Graves has a different timeline of events, and his version of what happened varies drastically from the official narrative of two loner kids with trench coats and a vendetta. There are important questions about how many shooters were really there on that day in

What happens if there's a tie in the presidential election? Polls continue to show a dead heat between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, both nationally and in key battleground states. There are scenarios where the 538 electoral votes up for grabs this election could be evenly split between the two candidates, resulting in a 269-269 tie. Fox News' senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram recently joined host Dave Anthony to discuss what would happen in this