
Wall Street eyes clues on Federal Reserve rate hikes
With a move expected this week, investors look to the dot plot for guidance on Federal Reserve rate hikes and how much further borrowing costs could rise.

With a move expected this week, investors look to the dot plot for guidance on Federal Reserve rate hikes and how much further borrowing costs could rise.

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A judge leading the Lucy Letby inquiry says hospital failures meant some infants could have been saved and parents were kept in the dark for years.

President Trump portrays the Trump AI race as an urgent competition with China, while minimizing industry warnings that advanced AI could endanger humanity.

Stockbridge’s City Council voted to remove its 23-year-old mayor after findings of improper spending and concerns over messages with an 18-year-old student.

House lawmakers are probing foreign influence operations tied to China, Iran and Cuba, including the role of U.S. activists, nonprofits and influencers.

Baltimore rolled up 506 yards in a 41-23 win over the Colts, as Lamar Jackson starred. But injuries to Zay Flowers and Ja’Kobi Lane raised concerns.

Australia gas generation plunged 67% during the 5-8pm evening peak over the past year as grid-scale and home batteries stepped in, easing prices but shifting investment risks.

The Clarity Act faces a pivotal Senate vote as Republicans add ethics and stablecoin tweaks. Democrats and banks remain split on the crypto framework.

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College Football Power Rankings: Texas rallies past Ohio State, Michigan climbs behind its defense, and Oregon falls after a road loss as Week 2 shifts the landscape.
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