Fed Set to Raise Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
Economist Joseph Lavorgna predicts that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates in response to rising inflation data. He emphasizes the implications of this decision for the economy and financial markets.
Market Insights on The Close – June 25, 2026
In the latest episode of ‘The Close’, Bloomberg Television provides critical insights and analysis as markets approach the final trading moments of June 25, 2026. Viewers can expect expert commentary on economic trends and market movements affecting investments today.
Trump Blocks Housing Bill for SAVE Act Approval
In this episode of Balance of Power, host Rep. Bryan Steil discusses President Trump’s decision to block a housing bill until the SAVE Act is passed. The implications of this political maneuver on the housing market and economy are explored.
Venezuela Earthquake Updates | Rescue Efforts Underway
NBC News NOW covers the aftermath of a devastating pair of earthquakes in Venezuela, highlighting ongoing rescue efforts and European safety measures. The video provides critical updates on the evolving situation as communities respond to the crisis.
MAHA Movement Reacts to Supreme Court Verdict on Roundup
Members of the MAHA movement voiced their anger over the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on Roundup weed killer, calling the decision “sickening.” This reaction highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety of this controversial herbicide in public health.
Youth Pastor Charged with Murder Dies Before Court Hearing
A youth pastor facing murder charges has died unexpectedly before his court hearing. His passing raises questions about the ongoing legal proceedings and community impact.
Cambodia’s Bold Action Against Online Scams
Cambodia has intensified its efforts to combat online scams through new legislation and heightened law enforcement, leading to the deportation of nearly 19,000 foreign nationals involved in such operations. The government’s actions signal a firm stance against crime, emphasizing that no one is above the law.
Protecting Progress in Overdose Death Prevention
The article urges Congress to maintain protections that have successfully reduced overdose deaths, highlighting the risk of dismantling these effective measures. Without renewed commitment from lawmakers, the progress made could be jeopardized, leading to a resurgence in fatalities.
Washington’s Role in Global SDR Allocation
The U.S. Treasury Department is urged to support a significant allocation of Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) to combat global hunger and malnutrition. This initiative could not only save lives but also generate jobs within the United States and internationally.
Traditionalist Catholics Challenge Pope Leo XIV’s Reforms
A group of traditionalist Catholics is organizing a four-day event at their Swiss seminary to celebrate the traditional Latin Mass, defying the reforms of Pope Leo XIV. This gathering, which includes a livestream and souvenir wine sets, showcases their commitment to maintaining their distinct religious practices.














