Month: June 2023
U.S. sanctions Iranians over alleged plots to assassinate John Bolton, others around the world
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on an Iranian Revolutionary Guard official and others it says took part in wide-ranging plots to kill former national security adviser John Bolton and others around the world.
Read MoreInside My Trade: The Trader Who Looks Forward to the Stock Market’s ‘Power Hour’
Simrath Sangha says she began trading regularly after finding herself with tons more time during the Covid-19 pandemic. These days, she enters dozens of stock and options trades each week while dispensing investing tips to a group on the online
Read MoreDollar General: No Longer Downturn-Proof
Pinched lower-income consumers are cutting back, and middle-class ones aren’t trading down enough.
Read MorePrenatal Stress May Make Children More Verbal
A new study finds that pregnant women with a high level of the stress hormone cortisol have children who learn language faster.
Read MoreBanks Raise Roadblocks to Small-Business Loans
Lending standards are being tightened amid economic fears, leading some entrepreneurs to put plans on hold.
Read More‘Political stunts’ to get ‘booked on Fox’: White House slams GOP effort to demand FBI document on Biden – The Hill
‘Political stunts’ to get ‘booked on Fox’: White House slams GOP effort to demand FBI document on Biden The Hill
Read MoreSupreme Court rules against union in labor dispute, will ‘erode’ right to strike warns dissent
The Supreme Court has ruled against unionized drivers who walked off the job with their trucks full of wet concrete.
Read MoreBiden’s debt ceiling balancing act: Get a deal done without crowing about it – POLITICO
Biden’s debt ceiling balancing act: Get a deal done without crowing about it POLITICO House passes debt ceiling bill, sending it to the Senate TODAY Debt ceiling deal’s biggest loser is the American people. Republicans, Dems hell-bent on driving us into debt Fox
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows of 2023 So Far
Will this be the last year of good TV? That’s what I keep wondering as era-defining shows like Succession and Barry bow out, while promising newcomers like The Chair and Reboot get canceled after just one season, screenwriters strike over
Read MoreJordan’s crown prince marries Saudi fiancée in royal ceremony
Jordan celebrated its biggest royal wedding in decades on Thursday, as Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah and his Saudi fiancée Rajwa al-Seif got married. The Islamic marriage ceremony took place in the garden of Zahran palace in Amman, which had
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