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LONDON—The dollar edged up on Wednesday after its biggest drop in a year the day before when cooler U.S. inflation data added to investor conviction that the Federal Reserve may not raise rates again, while the pound fell after slower UK inflation figures. Tuesday’s steep drop in the dollar was sparked by data showing U.S. […] Read More.

Gas prices across the United States have declined in all 50 states ahead of the busy Thanksgiving holiday next week, with prices in Oregon down to their lowest levels since May, no doubt bringing relief to Americans who plan to hit the roads. Thanks to lower crude oil prices putting downward pressure on gas prices, […] Read More.

The Workers United union said on Monday that thousands of employees at hundreds of Starbucks stores will walk out on the coffee chain’s key Red Cup Day promotional event this week, citing staffing and scheduling issues. Starbucks hands out free reusable holiday-themed cups with coffee purchases on the popular promotional event Red Cup Day, which […] Read More.

Former President Donald Trump’s company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) has reached another “important milestone” in its merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp., officials announced on Nov. 13. In a press release, the two firms unveiled the filing of “Amendment No. 1” to its Form S-4 Registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission […] Read More.

Production workers at Ford’s Louisville assembly and Kentucky truck plants have voted against the tentative labor agreement, while skilled trades workers voted in favor, the local chapter of the United Auto Workers (UAW) said on Monday. The ratification of the contract was voted down by 55 percent of the production workers whereas 69 percent of […] Read More.

LONDON—The dollar climbed to its highest levels in over a year against the Japanese yen on Monday, supported by a scaling back of expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cuts next year. Japanese authorities were unusually quiet as the yen, down almost 14 percent this year, weakened again although markets remained alert to potential […] Read More.

Wall Street’s main indexes opened higher on Friday as investors assessed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish commentary and looked forward to key economic data next week for more cues on the monetary policy path. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 128.88 points, or 0.38 percent, at the open to 34,020.82. The S&P 500 opened […] Read More.

Appeals court upholds lower court ruling against new gun restrictions. Read More.

Citadel hedge fund founder Ken Griffin has warned that higher baseline inflation could last “for decades” and urged the government to rein in spending. Read More.

DePape, 43, has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault of an immediate family member of a federal official. Read More.

Commentary I am pleased to share this splendid review of “The New Abnormal” by Paul Seaton, originally published in Law and Liberty. In 2019, Aaron Kheriaty was a professor of psychiatry and chair of medical ethics at the University of California Irvine. A year later he found himself on the front lines of our COVID wars. […] Read More.

“For me, this is now becoming a criminal investigation because the witnesses who were there at a material time are not being forthcoming,” Sharpe said. Read More.

The House will vote on a censure resolution against Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) over her statements amid the war between Israel and Hamas. Read More.

Commentary JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania—Two months ago, 30,000 truckers at Yellow lost their jobs when one of the nation’s oldest and largest trucking companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Last week, Convoy, the digital freight broker that was supposed to reinvent the wheel and disrupt the trucking industry in a positive way, also abruptly shuttered its […] Read More.

“What Hitler did to you was a joke. We will drink your blood and eat your skulls.” Read More.