Inflation Fears Push Consumer Mood To Historic Low
The consumer sentiment index dropped to 44.2, marking the third straight monthly decline and falling below the previous record low set in April
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Thune Stalls DHS Funding Bill Again, Sending Congress Home
On Tuesday, Thune told the press that senators were going to vote this week on the Secure America Act, “a piece of legislation that will fund [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] and [Customs and Border Protection] not only for this year, but for the entirety of the Trump administration.”
What Is Inside The Pentagon’s Latest UFO File Release
The release includes 64 files consisting of videos, audio recordings and documents collected by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office
Feeding Our Future Fraud Mastermind Sentenced
Bock was the executive director of the nonprofit Feeding Our Future, which, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, siphoned hundreds of millions of dollars in federal money to several existing and bogus nonprofits while falsely reporting the number of meals served to children and adults
Beijing Moves To Strengthen Ties With Washington And Ottawa
China’s foreign ministry said Wang will chair a United Nations Security Council meeting in New York on May 26 before traveling to Canada from May 28 to 30 for talks with Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand
Agency Approves ExportAI Initiative In Trump Tech Dominance Push
The Export-Import Bank—a federal credit agency that seeks to support American export via financing tools—has launched the initiative, which was approved by the bank’s board of directors in a vote Wednesday morning.
Ebola Center Set Ablaze Amid Rising Tensions In Congo
The violence erupted at Rwampara Hospital after health authorities refused to release the body of a young Ebola victim
As Fires Spread, Sen. Alvarado-Gil Says California Is Unprepared
In Sacramento, the Daily Signal spoke with state Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil about whether California is doing enough to prepare for another dangerous wildfire season.
Trump Administration Reassesses Taiwan Weapons Package
Taiwanese officials, however, said they had received no indication that Washington planned to freeze or alter the deal.
To Be Or Not To Be In Canada: What’s Behind Alberta’s Separation Push?
The vote, scheduled for Oct. 19, marks the first time a Canadian province outside Quebec has formally put the issue of separation before voters.
U.S.-Iran Peace Talks Still Face Major Obstacles
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday there were “good signs” in the negotiations but warned any agreement would become impossible if Iran moved to impose permanent tolls on shipping through the strategic waterway
Why Trump Is Sending More U.S. Troops To Poland
Trump said the move was tied to his strong relationship with Polish President Karol Nawrocki, whom he previously endorsed
How Trump And Rubio Are Escalating Pressure On Cuba
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington still preferred diplomacy but warned the chances of reaching a negotiated settlement with Havana were “not high.”
Trump’s Self-Serving Business Deals Have Prostituted The Office Of The President
I doubt presidents and their administrations can avoid doing favors for campaign donors and friends, and these favors little doubt bring gratuities when the president and his appointees are out of office.
Supreme Court Weighs In 8-1 On Cuba-Tied Lawsuit
In an 8-1 ruling issued on Thursday, Justice Clarence Thomas found that Havana Docks “did not have to prove that the cruise lines interfered with a property interest that would have existed in the counterfactual scenario in which the Cuban government did not confiscate it.”