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Fed Expected to Deliver First Rate Cut Since Last December
‘A 0.25% rate cut now seems all but guaranteed, but it may be delivered through gritted teeth,’ says one market analyst.
Trump Files $15 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times
President Donald Trump says The New York Times published content with ‘actual malice, calculated to inflict maximum damage’ on him.
Text Message From Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Assassin Could Unveil Motive, Patel Says
The FBI director said the suspect allegedly revealed in a text message exchange that ‘some hatred cannot be negotiated with.’
More Than Half of US Health Care Workers Plan to Switch Jobs, Poll Finds
The survey highlights the industry’s key challenges: retaining, supporting, and developing a workforce facing turnover, burnout, and dissatisfaction.
California Lawmakers Pass Bill Giving Slave Descendants an Edge in University Admissions
The bill’s author said it focuses on lineage rather than race. Critics say it bases preferential treatment on immutable traits.
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US Conducts Strike on Another Drug Boat From Venezuela: Trump
The U.S. president said that no U.S. personnel were injured in the action and issued a warning to drug traffickers.
Boston University College Republicans Demand Better Security Measures Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Many members feel that they are unable to affiliate with College Republicans openly, the group stated.
Long Shut Out of Federal Funding, Faith-Based Homeless Missions See Window of Opportunity
Faith-based missions are being courted by the federal government, but some are wary that federal funds will have too many strings attached.
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House Speaker Johnson Hosts Memorial Vigil for Charlie Kirk
House Speaker Mike Johnson leads an all-member memorial vigil honoring Charlie Kirk in Statuary Hall inside the U.S. Capitol.
Hochul Backs Mamdani in NYC Mayoral Race as Other Democrats Keep Distance
‘Zohran Mamdani and I will both be fearless in confronting the president’s extreme agenda,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a newspaper column.
Washington Post Columnist Says She Was Fired After Charlie Kirk Posts
People across the United States have been fired or suspended for inflammatory comments made about Kirk’s assassination.
Elon Musk’s Political Motivations Are ‘Up to Him,’ Tesla Chair Says
Tesla has proposed a $1 trillion incentive package for Musk.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect Under ‘Special Watch’ in Custody: Sheriff’s Office
A spokesperson confirmed that Tyler Robinson is being housed separately, and there is no indication the suspect is suicidal.
Ram Cancels All-Electric Pickup Truck Plan Citing Slowing Demand
The decision by Stellantis comes as the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicle buyers is scheduled to end this month.
EPA Moves to Repeal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Rules, Citing Burdens on Industry
Administrator Lee Zeldin said ending the program will reduce costs for businesses, calling it ‘bureaucratic red tape’ that fails to improve air quality.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect’s Bullet Casings Had Messages: What We Know
Included were references to anti-fascist messages.
Treasury-Led Watchdog Scraps Climate Advisory Panels
The Financial Stability Oversight Council is ending the Biden-era advisory groups, signaling a pivot from climate oversight to growth and systemic risk.
Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can Halt Planned Parenthood’s Medicaid Funding
The case stemmed from a lawsuit Planned Parenthood filed in July alleging that a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was designed to target its members.
Charlie Kirk’s Killing Galvanizes Young Conservatives in Utah
College students inspired by Kirk’s public debates reflected on his impact and said it would propel their movement.
Lutnick: Beijing ‘Eating’ Majority of China’s 52 Percent Average Tariffs
‘Our average tariff rate is not that high,‘ he said of tariffs on other countries. ’Most of the world is less than 15 percent.’
