TV Guide Fox Business Network Wednesday

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.

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.

A spotlight on the Crystal Cathedral reveals details about the establishment of Orange County's massive church and TV studio in California.

A spotlight on the National Cathedral reveals how it was almost ruined in a matter of seconds despite the fact that it took a century to build it.

Details about the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City reveals details about its construction and the history of the Mormon leader Brigham Young.

A spotlight on Mt. Rushmore reveals how one man's big idea eventually led a team of talented carvers to create an iconic American site.

Details emerge about Yellowstone National Park to reveal how the nation's first national park came to be.

A special spotlight on the Panama Canal reveals how President Theodore Roosevelt helped ensure the historic waterway was constructed.

A spotlight on the engineering feats required to build the first indoor big league stadium.

A spotlight on SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles reveals its modern features marking it as an engineering masterpiece.

A spotlight on Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, reveals how individuals managed to both construct and save the oldest ballpark in MLB.

A look at Nashville, Tenn., reveals how it became a musical epicenter in the nation with iconic venues, including the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry.

Con men compete to build exciting rides for Coney Island, the original amusement park.

Details are shared about how Miami Beach was built and saved so that a former mosquito-infested swamp could become America's winter playground.

Details about the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City reveals details about its construction and the history of the Mormon leader Brigham Young.

A spotlight on the National Cathedral reveals how it was almost ruined in a matter of seconds despite the fact that it took a century to build it.

A spotlight on the Crystal Cathedral reveals details about the establishment of Orange County's massive church and TV studio in California.

A spotlight on the Guggenheim Museum reveals how architect Frank Lloyd Wright broke away from all conventions while working on the project.

Two partners construct the tallest building on the planet by reinventing the skyscraper.

Details about the Woolworth Building reveal how five-and-dime store owner Frank W. Woolworth built the Cathedral of Commerce, a Gothic marvel.

Stuart Varney explores the challenges of constructing the Chrysler Building, which was the world's tallest skyscraper at the time of its completion.

The United Nations Secretariat Building becomes the world's first glass skyscraper, but the project is marred by bitter feuds.

A close look into how NASA assembled the Webb Telescope far from home.

Galactic ambition, public disgrace and a high-stakes repair job in outer space all come together in the creation of the Hubble Telescope.

A spotlight on the Crystal Cathedral reveals details about the establishment of Orange County's massive church and TV studio in California.

A spotlight on the National Cathedral reveals how it was almost ruined in a matter of seconds despite the fact that it took a century to build it.

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.