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Federal Reserve Weighs First Rate Cut in Years as Labor Market Cools

Federal Reserve officials are weighing a 25- or 50-basis-point interest-rate reduction as slowing employment growth competes with persistent services inflation, with the decision set to influence mortgages, corporate refinancing and consumer credit.
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US Regulators Ease Planned Capital Increases for Regional Banks
US Orders Water Utilities to Harden Systems After Foreign Cyber Intrusions
White House Launches Grid and Nuclear Power Initiative for AI Data Centers
Federal Appeals Court Allows State-Level Immigration Enforcement to Resume
US Finalizes Higher Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Semiconductors and Batteries
Congress Negotiates Stopgap Funding to Avert September 30 Government Shutdown
Federal Reserve Weighs First Rate Cut in Years as Labor Market Cools
US Deploys Additional Carrier Strike Group to Middle East as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Rise
US Midterm Campaign Spending Expected to Reach Record Levels
US Midterm Primaries Intensify Amid Disputes Over Campaign Rhetoric
Pentagon Invests $22 Million in Radiation Testing for Military Microelectronics
Drugmaker Dompé US Agrees to $32 Million Settlement Over Kickback Allegations
US Officials Assess BRICS New Delhi Declaration and China’s Expanding Influence
Democrats Attack Trump’s Proposed $5,000 Payments Over Fiscal and Election Concerns
White House Considers Means-Testing Proposed $5,000 Payments
Lawmakers Raise Debt Concerns as US Borrowing Tops $40 Trillion
Senate Appropriators Stall Fiscal 2027 Spending Bills Ahead of Election Recess
IRS Faces Nearly 9% Budget Cut Under Stopgap Funding Deal
US Authorities Seize Chinese-Operated Illicit Digital Marketplaces
Justice Department Launches National Fraud Detection Center
US Customs Agency Proposes Tougher Supply-Chain Traceability Rules
Trump Orders Creation of United States Space Academy
Pentagon Invests $174 Million to Build Domestic Gallium Supply Chain
Pentagon Approves $4 Billion F-35 Sale to Singapore
US Imposes 10% Surcharge on International Postal Imports
US 10-Year Treasury Yield Climbs Above 4.9% Amid Inflation and Borrowing Concerns
US Imposes Section 338 Tariffs on Canada as Ottawa Retaliates
Congress Approves Stopgap Funding to Avert Government Shutdown
India Plans Independent Space Station by 2035
Anthropic Restricts Access for Russian Cyber Actors and Chinese Technology Laboratories
UN Security Council Targets AI, Drones and Encryption in New Counter-Terrorism Statement
Xi Jinping Visits India for BRICS Summit as Putin Proposes UN Security Council Expansion
Chinese Companies Supplied Satellite Intelligence for Deadly Iranian Strike on US Base
Iraqi Drone Strikes Halt Saudi Oil Pipeline as Houthis Advance Near Bab al-Mandeb
US Women’s Basketball Team Beats Spain 76-66 to Reach World Cup Final
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Justice Department Struggles to Win Felony Convictions in Protester Cases
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US Treasury Welcomes Updated Global Minimum Tax Framework
US Treasury and IRS Issue New Rules on Foreign Tax Credits
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White House Proposes Higher Skilled-Worker Visa Fees to Fund Domestic Training
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Ideological Test for Civil Service Applicants
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US Pressures European Allies to Leave International Criminal Court
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