Federal Reserve interest rate policy debate shifts after CPI drop
Lawmakers, markets and businesses are watching the Federal Reserve interest rate policy debate as inflation cools and policymakers weigh higher-for-longer versus early cuts.
Lawmakers, markets and businesses are watching the Federal Reserve interest rate policy debate as inflation cools and policymakers weigh higher-for-longer versus early cuts.
Analysts weigh the Federal Reserve interest rate outlook following latest economic data: cooler inflation, softer payrolls, and market odds of a June cut.
After reports of the death of a collaborator of Taylor Hawkins, Foo Fighters and industry partners are preparing tributes — here’s how memorial concerts are planned.
UNIFIL reports reduced heavy exchanges along the Blue Line, but airspace disputes, weapons withdrawals, and local armed groups leave the ceasefire fragile.
The Supreme Court narrowed when courts must defer to federal agencies, strengthening the major-questions doctrine and shifting major policy fights to Congress and courts.
Recap of the 2026 Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament Sweet Sixteen results: four upsets, Gonzaga’s OT thriller, Marquette’s upset of Kentucky, and Kansas the lone No.1 seed left.
Diplomatic summit resolutions on climate policy have shifted from aspiration to implementation, focusing on mitigation, finance, adaptation, and verification tied to a ~45% 2030 CO2 cut.
Official tallies show Jordan Bardella wins the 2026 French presidential runoff with 51.8% vs. Gabriel Attal’s 48.2%; turnout was 69.4% and the Constitutional Council will validate results.
Envoys from the EU, NATO, Russia, Ukraine and the UN opened Geneva talks on March 24 to negotiate force reductions, security guarantees, and verified economic incentives.
Geneva’s 2026 economic summit delivered $150B in climate finance pledges, new trade pacts affecting $1.1T in trade, and a $200B liquidity backstop — nudging IMF growth forecasts up 0.25 pp.