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Charlie Munger understood a very human pattern: the quickest way to ruin your judgment is to let anger run your life. It's one reason people are taught to steer clear of religion and politics at dinner tables — the emotions get loud, the thinking gets small, and nobody walks away…

A recent episode of “The Ramsey Show” featured a call from a mom trying to figure out how to teach her kids a lesson about consequences, but without going overboard.

During a 2020 "Project Runway" critique, contestant Tyler Neasloney made a last-ditch effort to defend his much-maligned design. He asked supermodel host Karlie Kloss if she would wear his dress to “dinner with the Kushners” — a pointed reference not to the outfit, but to Kloss' politically contentious brother-in-law.

President Donald Trump said he plans to pardon ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, who is serving a lengthy U.S. sentence for drug-related crimes.

Warren Buffett says the most important lesson he learned from his father was to judge himself by his own values, not by public opinion.

Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole went $1.8 million in debt to fund his dream, and it ended up becoming a billion dollar company. The exhibition baseball club is a disruptor that combines the game  with entertainment to create a juggernaut that's on par with the valuation of some MLB teams,…

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has voiced her disapproval of President Donald Trump‘s newly announced immigration policy.

The U.S. is reportedly prepared to formally acknowledge Russia's hold over Crimea and parts of eastern and southern Ukraine as part of a proposed agreement to end the war, a shift that would overturn longstanding U.S. diplomatic policy.

Steve Jobs believed that if you want employees to act like owners, you have to make them the owners and he explained this to people attending a conference decades back when stock options weren’t the most popular thing around.