A rate hike is ‘probably unnecessary,’ says Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller. The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer until there is clear evidence that inflation is coming down to its 2 percent target, as central bank officials expressed the need for “patience” before cutting rates. Monetary policymakers were spooked in the
In comments made on May 14, President Joe Biden recounted a recent conversation with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The two discussed trade practices and Xi expressed concern regarding America’s treatment of China. President Biden has reinstated former President Donald Trump’s policy of imposing tariffs on Chinese goods deemed unfairly traded. In the meantime, former President
Washington — The Senate on Wednesday confirmed President Biden’s 200th judicial nominee, surpassing the number of appointments to the federal judiciary made by his two most recent predecessors at this point in their presidencies. The Senate marked the milestone after its approval of Krissa Lanham on Tuesday and with the vote to confirm Angela Martinez
Colorado doctors shares sepsis warning signs Colorado doctors shares sepsis warning signs 02:54 A U.K. legislator who lost both his hands and feet after suffering septic shock is now headed back to work. And he hopes to bring a new title with him, as the country’s “Bionic MP.” Craig Mackinlay, a conservative member of U.K.
Former President Donald Trump’s hidden supporters are becoming more vocal in the polls, boosting his performance, an expert said. Former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden in the polls for the November elections, with Republicans maintaining their lead even with the addition of third-party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. A May 15-19 Harvard/Harris poll
The bill follows a previous report by the House Oversight Committee Democrats alleging former President Donald Trump received $7.8 million from 20 governments. Democrat lawmakers introduced a bill on Tuesday that would bar the president and other top officials from accepting payments from foreign governments, including those made through business transactions. The bill, introduced by
Defendants will argue a move to dismiss based on ‘insufficient pleading’; a co-defendant separately raises a motion to dismiss alleging selective prosecution. FORT PIERCE, Fla.—After the prosecution and defense rested their cases in former President Donald Trump’s trial in Manhattan, his attorneys and those of co-defendant Walt Nauta will appear in southeast Florida on May