TV Guide Fox Business Network Tuesday

After Henry Heinz changes the food processing industry and builds an empire, his son and grandson work hard to keep the family business on track.

Correspondents and experts discuss various topics related to business, politics or current events.

Coverage of the latest weather conditions, including local and national reports.

Anchor Maria Bartiromo moderates as a rotating cast of industry leaders and economic experts conducts roundtable discussions on the latest news and events.

Stuart Varney covers the opening of the U.S. stock markets each weekday and interviews movers and shakers, with reports from Fox's team of correspondents.

The co-hosts report on financial news and offer analysis on issues relating to economics, markets and policy to help Americans navigate complicated situations.

Host Charles Payne, who has been a stock broker and analyst for more than 30 years, searches the day's news headlines for investment opportunities.

Host Liz Claman reports on the close of the trading day, business news, and all the chaotic happenings of the last hour on Wall Street.

Conservative financial host Lawrence Kudlow goes over current market trends and discusses notable policies and new developments impacting the business world.

Host Elizabeth MacDonald conducts in-depth interviews with industry experts, who share information on the day's leading headlines around the country.

The co-hosts share their personal insights and report on a variety of topical polarizing issues impacting the business and political sectors.

After Thomas Jefferson defeats John Adams in the 1800 presidential election, political infighting leads to a duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.

After suffering a series of defeats, George Washington leads his soldiers across the Delaware River and on a barefoot march to the Battle of Trenton.

Black slaves fought for the rebel cause all through the Revolutionary War, and at the Battle of Yorktown, nearly a fourth of the rebel combatants were slaves.

A chronological look at the American Revolution reveals how the conflict began as a battle for the rights of British citizens but became a violent class war.

Before the American Revolution, a secret group of rebels called the Sons of Liberty puts their lives on the line by refusing to pay certain taxes.

Future President John Adams defends British soldiers involved in the 1770 Boston Massacre in court, winning acquittals for six of the eight men.

After Thomas Jefferson defeats John Adams in the 1800 presidential election, political infighting leads to a duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.

Coverage of the latest weather conditions, including local and national reports.