World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast To 2.5%
The World Bank cautioned that global growth could slow dramatically to as little as 1.3% if the conflict triggers broader financial market disruptions or prolonged supply-chain pressures.
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Platner Cruises To Maine Senate General Election Despite Scandals
Platner won the nomination with little contest, as Maine Democrat Gov. Janet Mills dropped out of the race in April. However, her name remained on the ballot.
HHS Secretary Kennedy Urges Rubio To Join CAIR Funding Probe After Chip Roy’s Request
Kennedy, citing that “accountability is not optional,” announced that he privately shared his concerns with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and encouraged him to conduct a full “review of any information relevant to this matter.”
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise Slightly But Remain Historically Low
The Labor Department reported that initial jobless claims rose by 4,000 to 229,000, slightly above economists’ expectations.
Iran Fighting Intensifies With Congress Divided On War Power Questions
On Tuesday, the United States struck Iran in retaliation for the downing of an Army Apache helicopter. U.S. Central Command described the “self-defense strikes” as “a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.”
What Does The New Lawsuit Against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Allege
The complaint claims Combs invited the minor into a private room under the pretense of discussing career opportunities.
Trump’s Message After LA Vote Count Disaster: ‘Pass The SAVE America Act’
“The chaos happening in California only further underscores what the president has said many times—pass the SAVE America Act,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told the Daily Signa
Fresh Severe Storms Threaten Midwest After Deadly Weather Outbreak
Forecasters issued a Level 4 out of 5 severe weather risk for eastern Iowa, northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, including Chicago
Virginia Budget Debate Turns Public Amid Data Center Dispute
Senate Finance and Appropriations Chairwoman Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, publicly criticized Democrat Gov. Abigail Spanberger and House of Representatives leaders Friday as negotiations continued without a final agreement
Lawmakers Weigh Dominion-NextEra Deal
The Commission on Electric Utility Regulation, which will become the Energy Commission of Virginia on July 1, adopted a 2026-27 work plan that includes oversight of what companies say would create the nation’s largest regulated electric utility
Hazardous Materials Incident Triggers Pentagon Evacuations
Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said monitoring systems identified an air quality concern that required precautionary measures while authorities assess its significance
US Will Hit Iran “Very Hard” Tonight
Iranian sources and Western officials said indirect U.S.-Iranian talks on a preliminary peace deal had intensified
7 States Uncovered Noncitizen Voter Registrations As SAVE Act Debate Heightens
Several states obtained the names of noncitizens by cross-referencing the voter registration list with the federal database known as the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE
Which Risks Forced The ECB To Tighten Monetary Policy
According to the ECB, rising energy costs caused by disruptions in the Middle East have increased the risk of higher prices across the euro zone
‘We Should Move On’: These Republicans Think The Voter ID Fight Is Over
“It’s a well-known fact around here, sometimes perhaps not fully grasped around the country … that we don’t have the votes,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said Tuesday
SPLC CEO Makes Astonishing Claim To Explain Why Leftist Group Stopped Its ‘Informant’ Program
Rep. Jim Jordan, the Ohio Republican who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, noted in Tuesday’s hearing that the SPLC announced it had ended the “informant” program, and he asked for the reason why