
Chicago Fed's Goolsbee Cites Inflation Concerns for Future Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee warns that rising inflation risks could affect planned interest rate cuts in 2026.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee warns that rising inflation risks could affect planned interest rate cuts in 2026.

Lord Walker, Keir Starmer's cost-of-living adviser, has called for the government to extend the current 5p fuel duty cut rather than allowing it to expire.

Utah has initiated a legal fight against prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket over state gambling laws.

Advocacy groups are calling for investigations into how Jeffrey Epstein exploited connections in modeling and scientific philanthropy sectors.
A federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis and St. Paul led to widespread absences from work and school and ongoing economic impacts for local businesses.

Political observers highlight growing tensions within the Democratic Party between progressive and moderate factions as the party looks toward future elections.

Florida's AG gave the NFL until May 1 to drop the Rooney Rule, warning of civil rights enforcement actions under state law.

Two separate DHS incidents emerged: an agent's killing of a U.S. citizen went unreported for months, and Trump's cybersecurity nominee was escorted from headquarters.

Political figures discuss nuclear regulatory reform and energy governance amid broader debates over power infrastructure and climate policies.

Gaming platform Roblox launches AI-powered chat rephrasing feature while facing new lawsuit from Nebraska over child safety practices.
Myanmar's military government has reduced former leader Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence and freed former president Win Myint.

Yale faces legal issues over recorded conversations with strength coach, while MLB Hall of Famer Frank Thomas sues White Sox over jersey likeness rights.

Multiple states have issued warnings about cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid reportedly 10 times stronger than fentanyl that has been linked to dozens of recent overdoses.

A federal judge ruled that Voice of America must restore operations and recall furloughed employees after the Trump administration reduced the news service to skeleton staffing.

A federal judge ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr's appointment of vaccine advisers likely violated federal law, staying all committee votes from the past year.
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