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Federal Reserve Officials Split Over September Rate Hike as Inflation Data Loom

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the September interest-rate decision remains closely contested, putting added focus on upcoming inflation data as Chair Kevin Warsh seeks consensus over whether to raise borrowing costs.
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U.S. Expands Sanctions Powers Against Officials Involved in Hostage Detentions
Federal Construction Rules Shift Toward Classical Architectural Design
Federal Prosecutors Told to Seek Maximum Penalties for Flag Burning on Government Property
Justice Department Challenges Cashless Bail Policies in Washington
Trump Administration Opens More Federal Land to Drilling and Mining
White House Orders Federal Investigation Into Food Industry Price Fixing
Trump Presses Smithsonian for Washington Statue and Revised Historical Exhibits
White House Intervenes to Avert Long Island Rail Road Strike
United States Imposes New Tariffs on Brazilian Agricultural and Industrial Goods
United States Begins Building Strategic Reserve of Critical Drug Ingredients
U.S. Prepares Federal Retirement Platform With Up to $1,000 Saver Match
Better Markets Sues Federal Reserve Over Alleged Wall Street Backchannel Talks
State Department Advances Terrorist Designations for Muslim Brotherhood Branches
White House Removes Collective Bargaining Rights From More Federal Workers
Trump Administration Expands Political Control Over Senior Federal Workforce
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