In a midterm election seen as a rebuke to President Trump, a blue wave materialized. Democrats are set to control both the House and Senate.

Everyone wants the ‘working class’ vote. But in an age of economic uncertainty for many Americans, who does that include?

Today on the Big Take: A recent hacking incident and a strongly-worded warning from a researcher have invited new scrutiny on the AI industry.

Odd Lots’ Joe Weisenthal joins the Big Take podcast to break down the economic and political crosswinds ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s address.

This US midterm election season is on track to be the most expensive on record. Federal PACs have already brought in $4.7 billion. But in some races, big spending is backfiring.

On today’s Big Take podcast: We take stock of the US economy — what the latest data tell us, and what it misses about Americans’ financial reality.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could come into force this weekend barring another round of disruption from the president.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could come into force this weekend barring another round of disruption from the president.

Over the past decade, the US government launched two efforts to plan events tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. On today’s Big Take podcast, the funding battles and cronyism allegations behind America250 and Freedom 250.

On today’s Big Take podcast: Peptides are everywhere, but many are unregulated. That could change.

The Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s attempt to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook for now while expanding his power to fire other officials. What this means for the Fed and others, on the Big Take podcast.

The Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s attempt to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook for now while expanding his power to fire other officials. What this means for the Fed and others, on the Big Take podcast.

On today’s Big Take podcast, we examine the major hurdles facing a proposed US-Iran peace deal, including how Israel fits into the equation.

On today’s Big Take podcast, we examine the major hurdles facing a proposed US-Iran peace deal, including how Israel fits into the equation.

On today’s Big Take podcast: Understanding the Justice Department’s controversial plan to establish a $1.776 billion legal fund. 

Online casino-style games like Monopoly GO! are huge. Could new scrutiny challenge how they do business?

Online casino-style games like Monopoly GO! are huge. Could new scrutiny challenge how they do business?

Viktor Orbán’s defeat on Sunday ushered in a new era in Hungarian politics. On today’s Big Take: what the change means for Hungary’s ‘illiberal’ democracy, the EU and far-right populist movements worldwide.

As war in Iran crimps global oil supplies, it is hitting a range of other commodities and promising to remake global supply chains.

As war in Iran crimps global oil supplies, it is hitting a range of other commodities and promising to remake global supply chains.