The Dow Jones today will focus on a new threat from North Korea as the country prepares to test another ICBM.

Dow Jones futures are down 70 points this morning and the United States says North Korea is "begging for war."

If Congress passes President Trump's tax reform plans soon, it would mark America's biggest tax code change since 1986.

But when it comes to passing meaningful legislation, Congress has struggled this year with an unlikely burden...

The Dow Jones today is headed for its sixth straight day of growth, and investors can take advantage of it with these stocks that others are overlooking...

Dow Jones futures are up 66 points this morning after the Labor Department said the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.4% in August.

Trump's "growth" agenda is stalled in Washington, and Wall Street's biggest players are predicting a stock market correction.

Investors are getting nervous as volatility starts to show.

President Donald Trump has joined the chorus of politicians putting pressure on Amazon.

Will it put a ceiling on AMZN's stock price?

Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani predicted the Dow would hit 20,000, then 21,000, and then 22,000.

Those predictions have been spot on.

Shah's made some pretty big market predictions, including big calls about the Dow.

The Dow Jones news today focuses on more earnings reports this week, including a much-anticipated report from Apple Inc.

Dow Jones futures project a 95-point gain, as investors are optimistic about Apple's earnings report.

The Dow Jones news today features a new chief of staff for President Trump and rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Dow Jones futures are up 60 points as investors prepare for another busy day of earnings reports.

As Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani says, the big indexes are hitting "serial record highs" in a market where there are now fewer stocks than there are indexes that track them - some 4,000 stocks against more than 5,000 indexes.

Of course the "Big Three," the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and the Nasdaq, with their unprecedented strength, are the ones everyone's watching right now.

There's one important index, however, that's continually scraping record lows. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index - the VIX. The VIX measures volatility in short-term S&P 500 options but has come to be thought of by regular investors as a powerful broad-market "fear index."

It seems the market has no "fear" right now, as it braves new heights with essentially zero volatility. And that's got some investors concerned that any sensibility has gone right out the window, replaced by classic "irrational exuberance."

So FOX Business' Gerri Wilder turned to the guy that helped develop the VIX (that would be Shah, of course) to see whether the record lows on the once-roaring "fear gauge" are cause for concern.

The Dow Jones news today features the collapse of the Republicans' last ditch effort to repeal Obamacare, as John McCain voted against the measure in the early morning hours.

Dow Jones futures are down 31 points this morning as tech stocks continue to slide.

Facebook released a stellar earnings report on Wednesday, beating expectations on earnings, revenue, and monthly users.

What's next for the social media giant?

With the stock market hitting new all-time highs, some fear a correction might be due.

Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani joins Stuart Varney on FOX Business Network to tell us where the market is heading.

The Dow Jones news today features the last day of this month's FOMC meeting and more on the Fed's plan to unwind its massive balance sheet.

Dow Jones futures are up 73 points ahead of another busy day of earnings reports that includes updates from Coca-Cola, Ford Motor Company, and Boeing Co.

The Dow Jones news today features earnings reports from the three of the largest financial institutions in the United States: J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo.

Dow Jones futures are up one point this morning after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen testified before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee yesterday.

The Dow Jones news today features more testimony from Fed Chair Janet Yellen and President Trump's latest trip to Paris.

Dow Jones futures are up eight points after Yellen's testimony yesterday indicated no major shakeup to the central bank's plans to unwind its balance sheet and raise interest rates in the second half of 2017.

Republicans in Washington have healthcare reform and tax cuts at the top of their agenda. The future of these initiatives is far from certain, but what could legislation wins on these issues mean for the stock market?

The Dow Jones news today features the final preparations ahead of the G20 meeting this week and rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Dow Jones futures are down 58 points ahead of trading today.

After hitting all-time highs in May and June, tech stocks have been hit across the board in the last few weeks.

The Dow is in record-high territory, but hasn't had much momentum since March. Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani has been telling us a new leg up is coming - so where is it? He joined "Varney & Co." on Wednesday to tell us.

Blue Apron slashed its share price expectations just a day ahead of its IPO, going from the $15 to $17 range all the way down to the $10 to $11 range.