The bankruptcy of two U.S. companies may be "the canary in the coal mine," warned Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey.
Sirens blare throughout Fire Station 3, located in downtown Winston-Salem. An alarm notifies the station of an emergency, as ...
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World faces ‘devastating consequences’ after missing 1.5 degrees climate target, says UN head
Humanity has failed to limit global heating to 1.5 degrees and must change course immediately, the secretary general of the ...
This week, I explore three areas where commission payments still exist – mortgage broking, life and risk insurance, and ...
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Trump’s Gerrymandering Scheme in Red State Falls Apart at the Seams
Trump’s redistricting efforts are widespread across the country. On Wednesday, North Carolina Republicans passed a new ...
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Hakeem Jeffries Says Mike Johnson Gave Him Silent Treatment on Threats
Mike Johnson is staying radio silent toward his Democratic counterpart, despite the attempt on Jeffries’s life.
The government had shut down for just less than a week in November 1995 before a temporary funding agreement reopened ...
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Mike Johnson Flails After Being Faced With Trump’s Shutdown Comments
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson was caught by his own words Wednesday night after CNN’s Kaitlan Collins called out Republicans for some shutdown hypocrisy.
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Trump Kills Two People as He Expands “Drug Boat” Strikes to New Front
The government has been shut down for more than 21 days as of Wednesday, making it the second-longest federal closure in U.S. history. It’s only bested by a 35-day shutdown between 2018 and 2019, ...
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Thousands queue for hours in Australia to buy gold amid buying frenzy
Thousands of Australians in Sydney have been queuing for hours to buy gold, viewing it as a traditional safe-haven investment ...
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, is sounding the alarm over a potential U.S. stock market crash. In a new interview, he details the growing threats he sees that the market may be overlooking.
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