House Appropriations Committee Holds a Budget Hearing for Dept. Of Homeland Security — 4/16/26
The House Appropriations Subcommittee held a budget hearing on the Department of Homeland Security, focusing on Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Testimony came from CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott, Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons, and USCIS Director Joseph Edlow. Lawmakers probed funding needs, staffing levels and technology investments for FY 2027. The hearing sets the stage for upcoming appropriations decisions that will shape immigration enforcement and border security spending.
Mad Money 04/14/26 | Audio Only
Jim Kramer opened Mad Money by emphasizing that the current equity surge is driven by a series of feared events that never materialized, from the Iran conflict to private‑credit turmoil. He highlighted the latest market numbers – the Dow jumped...
Fincantieri CEO Pierroberto Folgiero on Ship Building in America
Fincantieri CEO Pierroberto Folgiero told Sea Trade that the cruise sector expects solid demand through 2026, yet the industry’s growth is throttled by a shortage of new vessels. He highlighted the shipbuilder’s multi‑yard strategy across Europe and the United States,...
Inside Alts: Arctos Partners’ Ian Charles on Investing in Sports
In this Inside Alts interview, Arctos Partners co‑founder Ian Charles explains why private‑equity firms are increasingly targeting premium sports franchises as a distinct asset class. He frames the move as part of a broader industry maturation, where managers must deliver...
Goldman Sachs CEO: Macro Environment Started to Weigh on Sentiment Volatility
Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon opened the quarterly call by noting that the macro environment, which began 2026 with broad optimism and record‑high equity levels, has since begun to weigh on market sentiment. As the quarter progressed, heightened...
Anthropic's Mythos Is the 'Best Vulnerability Hunter' Today, Says Fortalice's Theresa Payton
In a recent interview, former White House CIO Theresa Payton discussed Anthropic’s new AI model, Mythos, which the company touts as the “best vulnerability hunter” on the planet. Payton explained that Mythos allegedly scans massive codebases autonomously, linking previously unknown flaws...
Former Sen. Ben Sasse Shines the Spotlight on a Possible Breakthrough for Pancreatic Cancer
Former Republican Senator Ben Sasse has drawn attention to an experimental oral therapy from Revolution Medicines after being diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, a disease with a 13 percent five‑year survival rate. His public endorsement underscores the urgency of finding effective...
Consumer Sentiment Hits Record Low, Inflation Fears Rise Amid Iran War
The University of Michigan’s April preliminary consumer‑sentiment survey fell to 47.6, the lowest reading in the index’s 1978‑to‑present history. Current‑conditions and expectations components also slumped to 50.1 and 46.1 respectively, underscoring a broad‑based loss of confidence. Inflation expectations jumped to 4.8%...
Blockstream CEO Adam Back Denies that He Is Bitcoin Creator Satoshi
Blockstream CEO Adam Back publicly rejected any claim that he is Bitcoin’s mysterious founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, emphasizing the personal and legal hazards such an identification would entail. He noted that the allure of being Satoshi is tempered by the very...
CoreWeave CEO Intrator on Company's Debt Load: 'Scaling Is Expensive'
CoreWeave’s chief executive, Michael Intrator, used the earnings call to address the company’s mounting debt and the high cost of scaling its AI‑focused cloud infrastructure. He highlighted a dramatic revenue trajectory, aiming to lift annual sales from roughly $5 billion to...
Mad Money 04/08/26 | Audio Only
Jim Kramer opened Mad Money by linking today’s market rally to a reported truce between President Trump and Iranian leaders, which sent the Dow up 1,325 points and the Nasdaq nearly 3 %. He then dissected the day’s biggest gainers—Sherwin‑Williams, Caterpillar, Home Depot...
Today's Dow Winners Tell Us Investors Think Rates Are Coming Down, Says Jim Cramer
Jim Cramer highlighted that today’s Dow leaders—Sherwin‑Williams, Caterpillar, Home Depot and Goldman Sachs—signal a market belief that the Federal Reserve will soon ease interest rates. He linked the rally to a tentative cease‑fire in the Middle East and a six‑year‑low...
Wells Fargo's Schumacher: Market Backdrop Became 'Too Sanguine, Too Quickly'
Wells Fargo’s macro‑strategy chief Mike Schumacher warned that the market backdrop has become “too sanguine, too quickly,” after a volatile trading day that saw equities claw back two‑thirds of recent losses while bond yields barely budged. He highlighted a striking disconnect:...
Market Bottom Wasn't Caused by Anything Having to Do with Stocks, Says Jim Cramer
Jim Cramer argued that the S&P 500’s March 30 low was not a stock‑driven bottom but a reaction to shifting interest‑rate expectations. He highlighted the ten‑year Treasury’s plunge from an eight‑month high of 4.482% to roughly 4.3% as the catalyst that halted...
President Trump Speaks to Reporters at the White House — 4/6/2026
President Donald Trump addressed reporters at the White House on April 6, 2026, highlighting ongoing diplomatic talks with Iran to end a five‑week conflict. Both nations are weighing a framework that could halt hostilities, while Tehran pushes back against pressure...
