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The Federal Reserve's September 15-16 FOMC minutes are now public, and patriots need to pay attention to what the central bank is doing behind closed doors as American families struggle with high prices.

The Federal Reserve Board announced Friday it has approved an application from Fleur Capital Corporation, though the central bank's brief notice did not disclose the specific nature of the approval or the business the firm intends to conduct.

The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a $351,000 civil penalty against Creamer Pilot Services, doing business as Jett Aircraft, for allegedly operating 37 passenger flights without proper authorization.

The Federal Reserve Board announced Friday it has terminated enforcement actions against Gardner Bancshares, Inc. and Small Business Bank, closing out a regulatory chapter for the two institutions.

Elon Musk announced on X that he will give one SpaceX share to every child in America next year — a pledge worth roughly $10.7 billion at current prices — as part of a broader push to give the next generation a stake in American industry.

The Treasury Department's final Monthly Treasury Statement for fiscal 2026 shows the federal deficit hit $1.99 trillion, the third-largest in history, as soaring interest payments and disappointing tariff revenue undermine promises of fiscal restraint.

The Federal Reserve's 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances shows the median household headed by someone under 35 lost ground since 2022 while the oldest Americans saw their wealth surge — a snapshot of an economy rigged against the young.

The Big Tex Choice Awards drew 77 entries this year, with vendors spending months and thousands of dollars chasing a trophy — and the kind of publicity money can't buy.

The Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes show most officials believe another rate increase will be necessary by year end, citing elevated inflation, oil prices, AI spending, and tariffs as pressure points.

A new report reveals Amazon builds detailed dossiers on more than 250 million American shoppers, inferring everything from body types to daily routines. Here's what the company knows and how to claw your data back.

A MarketWatch reader who earns $110,000 a year says she lost her house in the 2008 crash and now rents in her 50s — and she's tired of being judged for it. Her story exposes the ugly side of America's housing obsession.