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Wall Street Cheers Weak Labor Data as Markets Bet the Fed Is Heading Deeper Into Rate-Cut Territory

A wave of unexpectedly weak U.S. labor-market data has triggered a powerful rally across Wall Street, as investors increasingly interpret pandemic-level job

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Josh Weiner

3 days ago

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Moscow Reports ‘Constructive Atmosphere’ in Russia–US Dialogue, but Confirms No Breakthrough Yet

The Kremlin has described the latest round of Russia–United States discussions as “constructive,” signaling cautious optimism after months of heightened geopolitical tension.

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Josh Weiner

5 days ago

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Washington’s Quiet Diplomacy Moves to Moscow as Putin Claims Fall of Strategic Ukrainian City

A senior U.S. envoy is heading to Russia for yet another round of closed-door discussions just as President Vladimir Putin announces that

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Josh Weiner

6 days ago

US (1st)

Trump Signals Decision on Next Fed Chair, Setting Stage for a Potentially Historic Shift in U.S. Monetary Policy

President Donald Trump has announced that he has made his choice for who should lead the Federal Reserve in the coming term, setting off

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Josh Weiner

6 days ago

US (1st)

A Stress Test for American Spending: Black Friday Arrives Amid Deep Consumer Anxiety

Black Friday has long symbolized the moment when American consumerism reaches its annual fever pitch—a ritualized celebration of discounts, doorbusters, and retail

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Josh Weiner

1 week ago

US (1st)

Ken Burns and the American Paradox: Why a Master Historian Still Believes the Nation Can Be Perfected

For more than four decades, Ken Burns has served as one of America’s most influential storytellers—an unofficial national historian whose films shape

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Josh Weiner

1 week ago

US (1st)·World

Violence in the Capital: Fatal Shooting of Two National Guardsmen Near the White House Sends Shockwaves Through Washington

A tragic and deeply unsettling incident unfolded in the nation’s capital on Wednesday when two National Guard soldiers were shot and killed

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Josh Weiner

1 week ago

Markets·US (1st)

A Divided Federal Reserve Faces Its Most Uncertain Decision in Years as Wall Street Awaits a December Turning Point

Wall Street is bracing for what many economists are calling one of the most uncertain Federal Reserve meetings in over a decade.

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Josh Weiner

2 weeks ago

US (1st)

The December Pivot: Why a Federal Reserve Rate Cut Is Suddenly Back in Play

Just one week ago, the prospect of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in December appeared all but dead. Strong economic data, persistent

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Josh Weiner

2 weeks ago

US (1st)

The Exit Economy and the Disproportionate Burden on Black Women

A quiet structural shift is taking place within the American workforce, one that economists increasingly refer to as the exit economy. This term

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Josh Weiner

2 weeks ago

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Wall Street Cheers Weak Labor Data as Markets Bet the Fed Is Heading Deeper Into Rate-Cut Territory

Moscow Reports ‘Constructive Atmosphere’ in Russia–US Dialogue, but Confirms No Breakthrough Yet

Washington’s Quiet Diplomacy Moves to Moscow as Putin Claims Fall of Strategic Ukrainian City

Trump Signals Decision on Next Fed Chair, Setting Stage for a Potentially Historic Shift in U.S. Monetary Policy

A Stress Test for American Spending: Black Friday Arrives Amid Deep Consumer Anxiety

Ken Burns and the American Paradox: Why a Master Historian Still Believes the Nation Can Be Perfected

Violence in the Capital: Fatal Shooting of Two National Guardsmen Near the White House Sends Shockwaves Through Washington

A Divided Federal Reserve Faces Its Most Uncertain Decision in Years as Wall Street Awaits a December Turning Point

The December Pivot: Why a Federal Reserve Rate Cut Is Suddenly Back in Play

The Exit Economy and the Disproportionate Burden on Black Women

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