Cost of underestimating inflation’s persistence could be painfully high and result in another round of rate hikes that could rob the economy of a large chunk of growth, says the IMF
The court’s decision in the new case could have widespread ripple effects, including in the high-profile prosecution of Hunter Biden
Protests in many US cities, as well as in Europe and Asia, call for a ceasefire to bring relief to the Palestinian people
Chavismo has once again made a demonstration of its power and, through the judicial bodies it controls, issued an order to suspend the process of the opposition primary elections
The thousands of deaths in the Strip have seen the normalization agreement between Riyadh and Israel shelved following the October 7 militia attacks
Valerii Zaluzhnyi predicts that there will be no progress for at least a year and has compared the situation at the front to World War I
Little information is coming out of the Strip due to a communication and internet blackout after “massive and significant” bombardments
The updated virtual tour is part of a desire by first lady Jill Biden to make the US President’s residence accessible to as many people as possible
Several of the new measures will be designed to specifically encourage the creation of new affordable housing units near transportation hubs like bus terminals and subway stations
‘The United States will not tolerate such attacks and will defend itself, its personnel and its interests,’ said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in confirming ‘self-defense’ action
Nine lawmakers are aspiring to the position amid the division and chaos of the Republican Party
The ambition for self-determination faces the obstacle of the impossibility of exercising total sovereignty in Gaza and the West Bank
The drill involved a nuclear-capable B-52 bomber from the United States and fighter jets from South Korea and Japan, the air force said in a statement
The Pentagon has stressed that the arrival of warships in the region is not designed to engage in military action together with Israel: ‘There is no intention to put US boots on the ground in combat’
Washington’s unwavering support for Israel, its assessment that the attack on the Gaza hospital came from the Palestinian side and the cancellation of the summit in Jordan threatens to fuel unrest in Arab countries
Ryan Kelley misused his platform as a candidate for public office by promoting lies about election fraud, including the baseless claim that Jan. 6 was somehow part of an FBI plot, the judge says
The visit ‘comes at a critical moment for Israel, the region and the entire world,’ said Secretary of State Antony Blinken, when announcing the trip
Tanya Chutkan must balance the need to protect the integrity of the legal proceedings against the First Amendment rights of a presidential candidate to defend himself in public
The mayor announces new measures to address the immigration crisis in the financial capital
Law enforcement officials said they were on high alert for violence driven by antisemitic or Islamophobic sentiments. New York City, Los Angeles and Washington D.C. authorities increase police patrols in some neighborhoods
The director of the SOAS Middle East Institute says that the Palestinian militia does not have the capacity to act without the support of Iran
The conflict threatens wider consequences such as the cooling of the Israeli-Saudi dialogue, new tensions between the West and Iran, and accusations of double standards leveled at Israel’s supporters
The announcement of new construction on the border fence overshadowed the visit of Antony Blinken and Alejandro Mayorkas, with migration and drug-trafficking the main topics
The return on the U.S. Treasury bond reaches nearly 5%, its highest level since 2007, while the German bond hovers close to 3%, unseen since 2011
The potential ripple effect of gridlock on Capitol Hill extends well beyond the Republican Party, Washington, and even the United States
Democratic administration waives 26 federal laws that could result in up to 20 miles of barriers in South Texas in bid to contain surge in illegal arrivals from Mexico
It is the first trial under a 5-year-old Washington state law designed to make it easier to prosecute police who wrongfully use deadly force. Opening statements are expected this week