Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged, Signals 1 Rate Cut This Year
Fed policymakers say ’there has been modest further progress’ toward restoring price stability.
Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged, Signals 1 Rate Cut This Year
Fed policymakers say ’there has been modest further progress’ toward restoring price stability.
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House Votes to Hold AG Garland in Contempt of Congress
House Republicans sought audio tapes of the president’s interviews with special counsel Hur. Biden has invoked executive privilege over the tapes.
Russian Navy Ships Conduct Strike Drills in Atlantic Before Arriving in Cuba
The moves were confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Biden Returns to Europe to Attend G7 Summit, Meet With Zelenskyy
President Biden plans to sign a bilateral security agreement with the Ukrainian president in Italy during the leaders’ summit.
China-Linked Cyber Campaign Infiltrated Dozens of Western Governments: Dutch Intelligence
The Netherlands’ National Cyber Security Center said the Chinese cyber campaign is far larger than previously thought.
US Annual Inflation Rate Slows; Shelter Costs Remain Elevated
The latest inflation reading comes ahead of a critical Federal Reserve policy meeting.
Cuomo Blames COVID-19 Nursing Home Order on Unknown Staffer During Testimony to Congress
Former New York governor says he still would have issued the mandate, knowing what he knows now.
6 Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries
From Nevada to Maine, voters across the country chose their favored candidate to compete in November.
Utah Republicans Face Off in Last Gubernatorial Debate Ahead of Primary
Incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox and state Rep. Phil Lyman describe two different approaches to Utah’s government in a debate two weeks before primary election.
4 Arrests Made in Connecticut Absentee Ballot Case
Bridgeport City Council member Alfredo Castillo and three others were arrested, charged, and released pending a June 24 court date.
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17 States, Farmers Sue to Block Federal Rule Allowing Foreign Workers to Unionize
Under the proposal, millions of American farm workers would be unable to access some of the rights given to foreign H-2A visa workers.
Rulli Win in Ohio Special Election Expands GOP’s Slim House Majority
Michael Rulli will represent Ohio’s 6th Congressional District through year’s end and must face Democrat Michael Kripchak again in November’s regular election.
Mace Defeats McCarthy-Backed Challenger in South Carolina Primary
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) is one of eight Republicans who voted to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy last year.
Selfishness and Self-Knowledge in C.S. Lewis’s ‘Till We Have Faces’
C.S. Lewis’s novel tells a tale of selfless and selfish love, based on a retelling of the myth of Cupid and Psyche.
Selfishness and Self-Knowledge in C.S. Lewis’s ‘Till We Have Faces’
C.S. Lewis’s novel tells a tale of selfless and selfish love, based on a retelling of the myth of Cupid and Psyche.
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There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History Of The American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
A Nation Divided
Poem by an American Patriot
Inspired Stories
Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Jets Star QB Aaron Rodgers Opts to Miss Mandatory Minicamp
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who missed last season with a torn Achilles, will not participate in the team’s mandatory minicamp and faces fines.
Jets Star QB Aaron Rodgers Opts to Miss Mandatory Minicamp
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who missed last season with a torn Achilles, will not participate in the team’s mandatory minicamp and faces fines.
Judge Orders Rapper Young Thug’s Lawyer to Jail Over Information Leak
The rapper’s attorney has been ordered to spend the next 10 weekends locked up.
Judge Orders Rapper Young Thug’s Lawyer to Jail Over Information Leak
The rapper’s attorney has been ordered to spend the next 10 weekends locked up.
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Fibromyalgia Recovery: From 2 Years of Severe Pain After a Car Accident to Overnight Cure
‘My body felt like an instrument of torture, a prison trapping and tormenting me,’ Isabella Murphy said.
Fibromyalgia Recovery: From 2 Years of Severe Pain After a Car Accident to Overnight Cure
‘My body felt like an instrument of torture, a prison trapping and tormenting me,’ Isabella Murphy said.
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David Kwong: An Enigma on Stage
Chicago Shakespeare Theater presents magic, puzzles, and a little bit of history in ‘The Enigmatist.’
Choctaw Artist Dedicated to Recording American Indian Culture
Retired teacher and grandmother from Oklahoma wants to preserve Native American art for future generations.
‘Reverse the Curse’: A Good but Uneven Father-Son Baseball Flick
In adapting his own superb novel, filmmaker David Duchovny wears too many hats.
‘America Receiving the Nine Muses’: A 20th-Century Adaptation of Greek Mythology
Thomas Wilmer Dewing’s poetic inspiration for the first White House piano dates back to ancient Greek epics and the nine muses.
David Kwong: An Enigma on Stage
Chicago Shakespeare Theater presents magic, puzzles, and a little bit of history in ‘The Enigmatist.’
Peruvian Rice and Chicken Shines Bright With Flavor and Practicality
Succulent chicken and fluffy rice is a staple across Latin America but the Peruvian style set apart by its unique spices and color.
Ed Perkins on Travel: ‘Half the Fun’ Broken, No Fix
Most of the fun takes place when we arrive at the destination. Traveling and airport security are not so fun.
Rick Steves’ Europe: Ireland’s Entertaining Ring of Kerry
Instead of joining a tourist group, renting a car and exploring Iveragh Peninsula yourself may be the better option.
Travel Advisers Reveal 10 Cruises Worth the Splurge
Cruise ships come in all sizes and they each have their unique routes to explore.
Ed Perkins on Travel: ‘Half the Fun’ Broken, No Fix
Most of the fun takes place when we arrive at the destination. Traveling and airport security are not so fun.
Profiles in History: Daniel Hale Williams: A Pioneering Surgeon
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young barber who became a surgeon and then a pioneer in the field and within the black community.
An Impassioned Account of Two 19th-Century Political Giants
Edward McClelland’s ‘Chorus of the Union: How Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas Set Aside Their Rivalry to Save the Nation’ is a compelling read.
Rufus Dawes and the Iron Brigade
Rufus Dawes’s leadership skills and battle-savvy led to his survival through some of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles.
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