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Interest rates are higher (again), courtesy of the Federal Reserve, which hiked its benchmark interest rate Wednesday, for the eighth time in a row since last March. read more...
A player for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles has been indicted on rape charges in Ohio, according to an indictment announced Wednesday by the Ohio Attorney General's Office. read more...
The funeral service for Tyre Nichols will take place at the Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church Wednesday. Rev. Al Sharpton is expected to deliver the eulogy. Follow for live updates. read more...
Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) joins CNN's Jim Sciutto to discuss the fight to raise the national debt limit as the White House and the new House GOP majority are at odds over how to resolve the critical issue. read more...
Steven Kamin writes that the Fed's slowing in the pace of monetary tightening would likely mean that its rate hikes will soon be coming to an end. That would be great news for the economy, and a smart move for a few different reasons. read more...
Southwest of the city of Bakhmut, Ukrainian soldiers Andriy and Borisych live in a candle-lit bunker cut into the frozen earth. For several weeks they have been confronting hundreds of fighters belonging to the Russian private military contractor Wagner throw… read more...
The Federal Reserve unanimously approved a quarter-point interest rate hike Wednesday, slowing the pace of its increases in a clear sign that the central bank is seeing progress in its fierce battle with inflation. read more...
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise rates by a quarter percentage point at the conclusion of its two-day Open Markets Committee meeting at 2 pm ET. That would mark the smallest rate hike since March 2022. read more...
President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are set to meet on Wednesday -- the first such gathering since the California Republican won the speakership after Republicans took over the House majority. read more...
The US has been in debt and arguing about it for its entire existence. read more...