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Original air date: October 12th 2025 President Trump’s tariff threats have resulted in an incredible surge in manufacturing here in the US. One you may not have heard much about. Scott Thuman reports on one expanding industry that might surprise […]
A groundbreaking lawsuit has changed the game for high school athletes—allowing them to sign deals for compensation earlier than ever before. Lisa Fletcher explores the continuing shifts in the rules that are reshaping college sports. KJ McCou is an offensive
More states are cutting and even considering eliminating state income taxes. It’s a popular idea, but is it feasible? Listen below:
After Hours: Eliminating State Income Taxes (Podcast) Read More »
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that most voters support former President Donald Trump’s plan to crack down on monopolistic corporate power, especially in the tech sector. In appointing Abigail Slater
(POLL) Most voters say they back Trump’s antitrust push Read More »
A rare interview with professional investor Jeffrey Wernick on Bitcoin and his lack of confidence in the future of the US dollar and the centralized money system. Listen below:
After Hours: The (Bitcoin) World According to Jeffrey Wernick (From the Archives) Read More »
Our history of manufacturing is marked by waves of innovation, decline, and revival. It’s shaped our national prosperity and identity. President Trump’s second term comes with a promise for America to reclaim its dominance in manufacturing and critical technology. The
Today we begin with an important sea change that’s taken place in America’s $136 trillion dollar real estate market. It stands to impact nearly everyone buying or selling a home. It’s all due to a game-changing lawsuit homeowners filed against
The following is from Gallup News. Nearly half of Americans say Congress should reduce the federal deficit mostly or only through spending cuts. That’s according to Gallup’s latest poll conducted Sept. 2–16, just before the Oct. 1 government shutdown. Specifically, 27%
(GALLUP) Most Americans favor spending cuts over tax hikes to reduce deficit Read More »
