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Rep. George Santos former campaign fundraiser Samuel Miele pleads guilty
A former campaign fundraiser for embattled Rep. George Santos of New York pleaded guilty Tuesday in a federal criminal case. The guilty plea by
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics posted a seemingly perfect Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) inflation report that sent the major indices higher. At the
Justice Department charges woman over alleged threats to kill Texas judge in medication abortion case
The Justice Department announced charges Tuesday against a Florida woman who allegedly threatened to kill the federal judge in Texas who issued a major ruling that
Wall Street is bracing for inflation data that includes problematic undertones for the Fed
Just as consumers’ expectations for inflation are moving higher, Wall Street firms are now preparing for the likelihood that Tuesday’s consumer price index for
House Republicans Unveil Government Funding Plan as Shutdown Looms
House Republicans unveiled a stopgap plan for funding the federal government on Saturday, giving Congress just under a week to pass legislation that would
David Cameron’s return brings his role for fallen Greensill back to the fore
The surprise return of former Prime Minister David Cameron as the U.K.’s new foreign secretary brings his work for the fallen Greensill Capital back
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A day ahead of the October inflation report, consumers think inflation rates will barely continue their slow ebb away from scorching levels. Even with
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