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Flint water crisis: Democrats debate over the costly infrastructure crisis in Michigan Candidates weighed in on the crisis during the debates in Detroit, Mich. So where do things stand now, and how much will it cost?

Democrats hit back against Trump tariffs in debate: 'He betrayed American families' “He betrayed the American people, he betrayed American families, and he will lose this election,” said Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif. 

Protesters shout, disrupt throughout debate during night 2 During opening statements, Cory Booker was forced to wait for protesters in the audience to quiet down. What exactly were they saying?

Health care dominates second debate, as Harris, Biden spar over costs The debate — which came on the heels of Harris' Medicare for All rollout earlier in the week — highlighted the fracture among Democrats when it comes to health care.

John Bolton: We consider Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif an illegitimate spokesman for Iran National Security Adviser John Bolton says Iranian foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is an illegitimate spokesman.

Facebook, Google could harm the entire economy: Roger McNamee Early Facebook investors and “Zucked” author Roger McNamee discusses the dangers of Facebook and why the government should regulate the social media company.

Capital One and many others victims of the data breach, reports say Currently, Thompson faces five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for the hack.

John Hickenlooper’s brewpub: 5 things to know about the Colorado brewery At the Democratic debates on Tuesday night, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper used his opening statement to tout his small business experience of founding Wynkoop Brewing Company. Here are five things to know about Hickenlooper and his Colorado-based brewpub. 

Are you 'adulting?' What you need to do to qualify "Adulting": No one wants to do it, but we all must. So what is "adulting" exactly?

Alleged 9/11 mastermind could help victims who sued Saudi Arabia The alleged mastermind behind the Sept. 11 terrorist attack could help the victims of the attacks in their lawsuit against Saudi Arabia.

7 craziest baseball brawls of all time Fights aren’t as common in baseball as they are in rougher sports like hockey. But they still happen, like this week’s bench-clearing brawl between the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates.

Impossible Foods ‘magic ingredient’ approved by FDA The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved one of an Impossible Foods key ingredient — soy leghemoglobin — as a color additive on Wednesday. 

Marine to hike East Coast, sharing vets' success stories Marine TShane Johnson will hike down the East Coast to give back to his community and help wounded heroes.

The Fed just cut rates and history shows stocks should rip higher The Federal Reserve just cut interest rates for the first time in over a decade and it could be good news for stocks.

Impossible Foods partners with OSI Group to ramp up meatless burger production The plant-based burger maker is partnering up with meat supplier OSI Group in an effort to expand production and keep up with the demand of the meatless craze.

Moderate Democrats fading, far left runs the party: Varney FBN's Stuart Varney says the far left is now running the Democrat party while the moderates are disappearing.

Baseball brawls like Reds-Pirates fight draw suspensions, fines Eight people were ejected from Tuesday’s Reds-Pirates game after a bench-clearing brawl, including a manager and bench coach.

Vaping giant Juul faces another probe of its marketing Their investigation will focus on smoking cessation claims and marketing practices.

Garmin CEO on the growth of wearable devices Garmin CEO Cliff Pemble on the company's expansion from car GPS navigation systems to areas such as wearable devices.

Kid cries over taxes in Monopoly game, says ‘it’s the worst part of the game’ Taxes certainly aren’t fun for anyone, but one kid learned that lesson long before he actually had to pay any himself -- during a game of Monopoly. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet revealed Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S6, a new tablet that allows people to enhance their creativity and productivity.

Apple's gigantic pile of cash keeps shrinking Apple's cash pile shrank for the sixth straight quarter.

Signs of a China consumer comeback benefitting Apple? CFRA Research senior equity analyst Angelo Zino on the outlook for Apple, the state of the economy and the impact on Apple from China's economy.

Movers & Shakers: July 31, 2019 Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

Stocks rise ahead of Fed decision on interest rates Economists anticipate the U.S. central bank to lower it by a modest quarter of a percentage point.

Tim Cook says Apple's shiny, new titanium credit card is coming soon Apple Card is the company's latest attempt to bolster its growing services business.

US, China end new round of trade talks in a no decision

Debate night 2: Here’s how much money tonight's candidates have spent Wednesday night’s debate has a few people who have seriously overspent what’s in their campaign accounts.

O.J. Simpson advises Dems on debates, urges NFL teams to pay-up in rookie contract disputes O.J. has some advice for Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones and the Democratic hopefuls.

Apple will have trouble keeping up growth: Deke Digital co-founder Deke Digital co-founder Dave Maney says Apple will have trouble keeping up strong growth.

Uber lays off 400 marketing employees amid struggle to be profitable Uber is laying off about a third of its global marketing department as the company struggles to be profitable.

Economists use beer to explain how socialism affects societies In a political environment where the word "socialism" is thrown around often, two economists decided to see the real-world examples out there by using one common denominator: Beer.

How some rich parents 'cheat' to cut kids' college bill Parents in the Chicago area are reportedly giving up guardianship of their teenagers in order to help them pay for college, according to new reports. 

UberEats, Grubhub drivers taking a bite of your food? ‘Regulations may be necessary,’ Jon Taffer says 'Bar Rescue' host Jon Taffer on a new study on the number of delivery drivers who are tasting the food they are delivering.

Satellite spies watching your every move? The number of Earth observation satellites in orbit has grown from 150 in 2008 to 768 today, MIT Technology Review reported.

Elizabeth Warren’s trade plan is economic fantasy: Varney FOX Business' Stuart Varney says a President Warren America would only trade with countries who support the Paris climate agreement.

Fortnite as addicting as heroin, family therapist says Fortnite has taken the online gaming world by storm ever since its debut in 2017. Most parents have scolded their kids for playing it incessantly, however, one family therapist says it might go beyond just a game.

Facebook says Libra could assist authorities: What it means for your privacy Facebook’s digital currency chief says the company’s proposed cryptocurrency network can help law enforcement track down thieves, money launderers and other devious characters with the mega amounts of user and transaction info the digital wallet platform will store. 

Fortnite's World Cup second-place finisher Harrison 'Psalm' Chang won $1.8 million at the Fortnite World Cup, but he doesn't have specific plans for his money yet.

Was the women's soccer team actually paid more all along? The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team has reportedly been paid more than the men’s team in recent years, according to a letter from the U.S. Soccer Federation published Monday. However, Molly Levinson, a spokeswoman for the players in matters involving the lawsuit, called the letter "a sad attempt by USSF to quell the overwhelming tide of support the USWNT has received from everyone from fans to sponsors to the United States Congress.

Facebook says Libra could aid law enforcement FBN's Susan Li on Facebook reporting that Libra, its upcoming cryptocurrency, could help law enforcement.

Mae West's red satin gown, gold tiara, and more to be sold at auction Hollywood star Mae West's collection up for auction.

Beyond Meat sees $2B of market value evaporate after announcing stunning share offering Beyond Meat has been a stock market darling since the pricing of its initial public offering at $25 a share on May 2.

The challenges for parents in the age of big-money video game tournaments Family therapist Dr. Kathryn Smerling on the challenges for parents in the age of big-money video game tournaments and mounting concerns over video game addiction.

Huawei crushing Apple in China as Trump's blacklisting makes it the 'patriotic choice' Huawei is crushing Apple in China, and now has a record 38 percent of its entire smartphone market.

US stock futures point to a lower open as Fed meeting begins It is being widely anticipated by economists that the central bank will cut interest rates for the first time in a decade.

Capital One reports data breach impacting 1 million people WSJ tech and autos reporter Tim Higgins on the investigation into the Capital One data breach.

Celebrities take shots at becoming tequila tycoons Celebrities have transformed into tequila tycoons by investing in the premium-tequila business.

Movers & Shakers: July 30, 2019 Movers & Shakers: July 30, 2019

Dem debates: Here are the top spenders competing in night 1 Federal Election Commission filings show just how much each candidate has been spending for the last few months leading up to the second round of debates.