Jonathan StempelReutersWarren Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway BRKa.N, has made further preparations for giving away his fortune after his death. "I've never wished to create a dynasty or pursue any plan that extended beyond the children," Buffett wrote. Buffett also said he is donating another $1.14 billion of Berkshire stock to four family foundations. Susie Buffett leads the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, which funds reproductive health and is named for Buffett's first wife, and the Sherwood Foundation, which supports Nebraska nonprofits and early childhood education. Howard Buffett heads the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, which works to address global hunger, combat human trafficking and mitigate conflicts.

More than a dozen missing after tourist boat sinks off coast of Egypt: Officials A crew member on the boat sent a distress signal at 5.30 a.m. on Monday before the ship dropped off the radar, according to officials.

), who made history this month as the first openly trans person elected to Congress, knocked Republicans for making an "attempt to distract" from issues impacting Americans on Sunday. CBS News/"Face the Nation"Representative-elect Sarah McBride (Democrat, Delaware), who made history this month as the first openly trans person elected to Congress, explained why Republicans aren’t fooling her in their attacks on the trans community on Sunday. “It is an attempt to distract from what they are actually doing. Every single time— every single time we hear them say the word ‘trans,’ look at what they’re doing with their right hand,” said McBride in an appearance on CBS News’ Face the Nation. Look at what they're doing to pick the pocket of American workers, to fleece seniors by privatizing Social Security and Medicare."

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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump will nominate Wall Street veteran Scott Bessent to be the secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Trump announced Friday night. Bessent is the founder of the hedge fund Key Square Management, which Forbes reports had less than $600 million in assets as of the end of 2023. In an opinion piece he wrote for Fox News published just one week ago, Bessent praised tariffs as a “useful tool” and “significant” revenue raiser. Treasury functionsThe Treasury Department manages government accounts and debt, collects taxes, issues currency, and investigates financial crimes, among other duties. The agency has over 100,000 employees based in the United States and across the globe, and has requested a $14.4 billion budget for fiscal year 2025.

Next year, many provisions of President-elect Trump’s signature tax law from his first term, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), will expire. Because of this, tax policy is expected to be a key focus for the new Congress. On Nov. 20, The Budget Lab at Yale, a policy research center at the Law School, hosted a panel discussion on what the tax policy debate next year may look like. Linden identified tax cuts as being responsible for the current fiscal situation: “I don’t accept that we have a spending problem and a tax problem. The Budget Lab has analyzed the revenue effects of many of these policies and will continue to publish new analyses as the policy debate unfolds.

What to know about international travel for the holidays Rena Bitter, assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Consular Affairs, offers travel advice before the busy holiday season.

Talk around the crucial win quickly shifted after the game when the ESPN broadcast caught one Thundering Herd player getting into a scuffle with a staffer in the end zone. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMDefensive back Josh Moten was identified as the player who was in the incident with the ball boy after the game. The ball boy appeared to try to knock a football out of Moten’s hands while the player was running off of the field. The ball boy was then seen getting into a shoving contest with another Marshall player. The Thundering Herd could wrap up a division title with a win against James Madison this weekend.

Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Zach Sieler is the latest NFL player to perform President-elect Donald Trump’s famous dance move after he made a big play against the New England Patriots. "Up early thinking about how good Zach sieler is," Hill wrote on X early Monday. Sieler is the latest NFL player to perform the Trump dance move. Former soccer goalkeeper Tim Howard slammed Pulisic for doing the Trump dance and for "glorifying" him. However, Howard has been one of the few criticizing athletes, in any sport, for doing the Trump dance.

Golf influencer Paige Spiranac came to the defense of pop star Sabrina Carpenter after the singer came under fire on social media over her sexuality while keeping a mostly female audience. One user on X pointed out how Carpenter is able to keep her base while wearing essentially lingerie during her sets. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSpiranac, who has also faced backlash for her attire while on the golf course, defended Carpenter. "Women should be able to embrace their sexuality if that’s what makes them feel empowered. "One shouldn’t be called a genius while the other is called an attention whore for doing the same exact thing."

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Quote: The D.C. attorney general's office on Monday sued the founder of Raheem AI, a nonprofit established in the District to hold police accountable, alleging he diverted money to pay for luxurious personal travel, designer clothes and emergency veterinary care. The lawsuit, filed in D.C. Superior Court, names Brandon Anderson, who founded the nonprofit in 2017 and registered it in the District. "Brandon Anderson misused charitable donations to fund lavish vacations and shopping sprees, and the Raheem AI board of directors let him get away with it," D.C. Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb said in a statement. Attempts to contact Anderson, who according to the lawsuit lives in Oakland, California, and a representative of the nonprofit, were not immediately successful. The lawsuit says that since 2017, Raheem AI received more than $5 million in donations and grants.

Target’s Black Friday deals are already here Target Chief Commercial Officer Rick Gomez explains what the retail giant is doing to entice consumers this holiday season.

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"He’s cautiously optimistic," Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger told Fox News Digital about John Ramsey. The case is now the subject of a new Netflix docuseries by Berlinger , "Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey?" The residence at 749 15th Street, where JonBenét Ramsey was murdered in December 1996. The Ramseys and their son Burke, who was nine at the time, were never charged in connection with the murder. "I think John Ramsey feels the same way, and I hope for their sake that they are right about that."