A Wall Street Journal report quotes Fed official Hammack stating that monetary policy is currently in a good place to remain on hold.

FedEx is reportedly performing well and achieving success despite a general slump in the technology sector, highlighting its resilience and strategic advantages.

The U.S. Department of Education has agreed to eliminate race-based eligibility rules in a federal PhD grant program, deeming the preferences unconstitutional.

A baby Japanese macaque named Punch has gone viral for capturing hearts around the world -- after his mother neglected him at birth and led him to find comfort in a stuffed monkey ... but according to

The Canadian federal government acknowledges a potential shortage of workstations for employees returning to the office four days a week, confirming concerns raised by unions.

A podcast discusses the post-game reaction to Real Madrid's 2-1 loss against Osasuna in a La Liga 2025-2026 match.

A Federal Reserve official, Hammack, has indicated that current monetary policy is in a suitable state to be maintained without immediate changes.

Gold and silver prices have experienced a surge, with analysts attributing the rise to a shift in investor bets influenced by geopolitical developments involving Iran.

Fed's Hammack stated that monetary policy is currently in a good position to remain on hold.

Experts warn that bartenders illegally combining liquor bottles, known as 'marrying,' is a prohibited practice that can put customers at risk. Consumers are advised to learn the warning signs to spot this at bars.

A federal appeals court has cleared the way for a controversial Louisiana law, lifting an injunction that previously prevented the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom.

Warren Buffett stated that federal taxes, including Social Security, would be fully covered if 800 companies paid the IRS at the same rate as Berkshire Hathaway.

Fed official Hammack stated that monetary policy is in a good position to remain unchanged.

President Trump has approved an emergency declaration for Washington D.C. due to a sewage spill in the Potomac River, mobilizing FEMA to assist.

Several financial firms have raised their price targets for individual companies, including Diebold Nixdorf, SharkNinja, The Williams Companies, and FedEx, indicating positive outlooks for these stocks.

An article details the ongoing feud between outgoing 'Late Show' host Stephen Colbert, CBS, and the Federal Communications Commission, particularly in light of a recent interview controversy.

Alberta is planning a referendum to gain control over immigration policies, seeking to wrest authority from the Canadian federal government.

For Europe Inc, US tariff relief comes with a sting in the tail  Reuters

An analyst warns that a recent Trump tariff ruling has the potential to weaken the US dollar.

Elections in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory (FCT) were characterized by late starts, low voter turnout, and issues with the BVAS accreditation system.

Taxpayers are reportedly facing hundreds of millions in infrastructure costs for the Obama Presidential Center, with concerns raised about a lack of federal tracking for public spending.

AI companies, along with allied groups and executives, spent at least $83 million on federal elections last year, with significant amounts expected to be invested in the upcoming midterm elections.

The Federal Reserve's Logan observes a rise in business uncertainty following recent tariff decisions.

The Federal Reserve's Logan has observed a rise in business uncertainty following recent tariff decisions.

K-pop artists, including Stray Kids and Seventeen, secured seven of the top 10 spots on the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) global album sales chart last year, highlighting their significant impact on the music industry.

The Balochistan Assembly has unanimously adopted a joint resolution demanding that the federal government increase the province’s representation in both the provincial and national assemblies.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan rejected a delayed plea from the federal government against a Federal Service Tribunal order, citing the delay.

A Lyft driver in Kentucky has been charged with sodomy and kidnapping after allegedly sexually assaulting a passenger, and now faces a federal immigration detainer.

Federal Reserve officials have indicated a surprising development regarding potential interest rate cuts, impacting market expectations.

A federal appeals court has vacated a temporary block on Louisiana's 2024 law requiring the Ten Commandments in classrooms, overturning a previous decision that deemed it unconstitutional.

The Wall Street Journal provides a roundup of market talk in the financial services sector.

Live Nation removed a social media post in which its legal chief argued for a settlement with the DOJ regarding the monopoly lawsuit, allowing the company to retain Ticketmaster.

The Federal Reserve's Logan observed a rise in business uncertainty following a recent tariff decision.

Youth advocates are urging the federal government to consider online safety as a human-rights issue and to listen to their input before tabling a new online harms bill, stating current systems are inadequate.

The federal government has updated its travel advice, urging First Nations people to carry a passport in addition to a status card when crossing the U.S. border.

A Supreme Court ruling against many of President Trump’s tariffs has been met with celebration by executives seeking refunds, though it has also introduced new business uncertainty.

This article examines whether Wall Street analysts are generally bullish or bearish on FedEx Corporation stock, providing insights into investor sentiment.

The decision is a triumph for the separation of powers and individual liberty.

Federal Reserve officials are presenting varied perspectives on inflation and interest rate policy; while one official noted strong GDP growth raises inflation concerns, another believes policy is well-positioned for risks as inflation eases.

Kalshi's crowd-sourced predictions are rivaling those of Fed economists, raising questions about the potential for markets to accurately forecast monetary policy.

Italy is experiencing a surge in its medal count at the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Federica Brignone winning her first gold medals in a unique home-soil experience.

The Senegal football federation has condemned the verdict against 18 Senegalese fans who were detained and sentenced in Morocco after the AFCON final.

Treasuries experienced a dip ahead of the PCE data release, with traders on edge due to Federal Reserve hawkish sentiment and US-Iran tensions.

The Fox News AI Newsletter provides updates on artificial intelligence advancements, including challenges and opportunities within the industry.

Juventus has appealed to the Italian Soccer Federation to revoke the one-game ban imposed on French defender Pierre Kalulu, citing a 'clear injustice'.

The FBI has launched a federal investigation into criminal damage at an ICE warehouse facility in Surprise, Arizona, with the ATF assisting in probing fire evidence.

Fed’s Hammack: Monetary Policy Is in a Good Place to Stay on Hold  The Wall Street Journal

Fed President Neel Kashkari has publicly stated that cryptocurrency advocates fail to adequately explain the use case for digital assets, labeling their explanations as 'word-salad nonsense'.

An article discusses the anticipated number of Federal Reserve rate cuts that can be expected within the current year.

Inter Milan secured a 2-0 victory over Lecce, with Manuel Akanji scoring and praising Federico Dimarco's left foot as among the top three he's played with after Dimarco provided two assists.

Manuel Akanji insists it is not true that Inter are ‘different’ in the Champions League to Serie A, but Federico Dimarco is one of the ‘top three’ left-footed players he worked with.The defend...

Representatives Craig and Omar stated that holding cells at the Whipple Federal Building were found to be 'completely empty' during their visit.

Four Colombian nationals were arrested for allegedly operating a fake law firm and impersonating federal judges to defraud vulnerable migrants out of over $100,000.

Italy achieved a significant victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics with Simone Deromedis winning gold and Federico Tomasoni taking silver in the men's ski cross final.

The CDU held a conference in Stuttgart where federal members voted on dozens of proposals, including against sugar taxes, call-in sick days, and relaxed debt limits.

Fed’s Logan Notes More Business Uncertainty Following Tariff Decision  The Wall Street Journal

The Supreme Court struck down former President Trump's global tariffs, leading to market reactions and his immediate vow to impose new tariffs under different authority.

Fed official Hammack indicates that current monetary policy is in a good position to remain unchanged.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) claims that Ukrainian forces are capable of accessing sensitive front-line data through the Telegram messaging application.

Lens midfielder Amadou Haidara has spoken out about the ongoing crisis within the Malian Football Federation and also discussed Mali's performance at the Africa Cup of Nations.

The Hollywood Reporter discusses the decline in traditional TV production, noting the scarcity of shows with real sets, fully staffed writers' rooms, and extensive cast roles.

Nicolò Tresoldi admits he thinks about joining Milan 'every morning' and expected a call from the Italian federation.

The morning bid saw oil prices significantly impacted, with the market experiencing a notable shift.

An orphaned baby monkey in Japan has become a viral sensation, leading to a surge in visitors to the zoo and a sell-out of the IKEA plush toy that provides him comfort.

An abandoned baby Japanese macaque named Punch has become a popular attraction at a zoo outside Tokyo, finding comfort and an inseparable bond with a stuffed orangutan.

A federal appeals court has lifted a block on a Louisiana law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking constitutional debate.

Live Nation announced an increase in annual concert attendance as it prepares for an upcoming federal antitrust trial.

New records reveal that a Texas man was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent last year during a stop.

PacifiCorp has agreed to pay $575 million to resolve federal government claims related to wildfires in Oregon and California, addressing the utility's liability in the devastating blazes.

A federal judge in Michigan has been charged with drunken driving after her car reportedly struck several signs.

Gold prices are hovering near $5,000 as traders evaluate ongoing geopolitical risks and anticipate potential Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.

The Justice Department has swiftly fired a lawyer who was chosen as the top federal prosecutor for a Virginia office, with no immediate reason provided for the dismissal.

The stock market experienced declines after commentary from the Federal Reserve was perceived as perplexing by investors.

The secretary general of the Malian Football Federation has announced the full schedule for the executive committee elections.

A fatal ICE shooting of a 23-year-old American occurred in South Padre Island months before Renee Good’s killing, with ICE's involvement only recently disclosed.

Senator Elizabeth Warren is raising questions about a recent shake-up within the Federal Reserve's banking regulator, seeking more information on the changes.

The federal finance minister announced that dedicated financial intelligence experts will focus on extortion crime, stating 'Enough is enough'.

The federal government, under Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet, has reallocated its advertising spending budget towards more patriotic messaging.

A coalition of 150 mayors is pushing for guaranteed income pilot programs, offering monthly payments up to $1,000, as federal aid programs face dismantling.

A popular dive bar in the Springfield area was engulfed in flames.

A Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has led to a surge in gold and silver prices, while Nike's stock experienced volatility due to market uncertainty surrounding the decision.

Nigeria's World Cup aspirations are diminishing as the Nigerian Football Federation makes a significant announcement, indicating a shift towards future planning.

Members of County Assemblies (MCAs) are raising concerns and asking for more clarity regarding the cooperation deal between Sakaja and Ruto, stating they haven't been fully briefed on their roles within the new structure.

The Italian Soccer Federation President Gabriele Gravina rejected Juventus's appeal to overturn a one-game ban for Kalulu.

A judge is holding a hearing on the Department of Justice's effort to search the devices of a Washington Post reporter, after federal agents seized multiple items from her home.

A recent Supreme Court tariff ruling is expected to have mixed implications for the Federal Reserve, potentially lowering the risk of lasting inflation but leading to a more expansionary fiscal path for the US.

As Amazon ascends to the 'Fortune 1' position, an argument is being made to discontinue the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit against the company.

Italy secured its 10th gold medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics as Simone Deromedis won the men's ski cross title, with compatriot Federico Tomasoni taking silver after a photo finish.

Simone Deromedis takes the men's ski cross title to win Italy's 10th gold medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics, while his compatriot Federico Tomasoni takes the silver medal after a photo finish with Ale

Australian federal police have seized over 28kg of cocaine that was found hidden behind a television on a luxury bus.

Inter Milan secured a 2-0 victory over Lecce, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan scoring the opener and Federico Dimarco assisting both goals.

Federico Dimarco and Henrikh Mkhitaryan joke about the Inter wing-back’s latest Man of the Match award, but are ‘a family’ to protect Alessandro Bastoni from jeering.It looked on paper like a mo...

TXNM Energy has secured regulatory clearance from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for its significant $11.5 billion deal with Blackstone.

Fed’s Logan Notes More Business Uncertainty Following Tariff Decision  The Wall Street Journal

Federal prosecutors have arraigned four individuals in New Jersey for allegedly operating a fake law firm and court proceedings to defraud immigrants, with a fifth suspect at large.

A young Japanese macaque named Punch at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan gained viral attention after videos showed him playing with a soft toy provided by zookeepers for comfort, following his rejection by his mother.

Carlos Alcaraz discussed his distinct playing style, explaining why it differs from that of tennis legends Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, and how he filled a void in men's tennis.

A Federal Reserve official, Hammack, states that monetary policy is currently in a suitable position to remain unchanged.

The Federal Reserve's Logan has observed a rise in business uncertainty following a recent tariff decision.

Federal Reserve official Bostic noted that 'pretty strong' GDP growth is raising concerns about potential inflation.

Live updates are being provided for polling unit results during the local government elections in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory.

An abandoned baby monkey at a zoo finds comfort in a stuffed orangutan toy, charming visitors.

PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has pledged to protect the dignity of Pakistan hockey players after they accused the Pakistan Hockey Federation of abandoning them during a tour of Australia.

Italian freeskiers Simone Deromedis and Federico Tomasoni secured gold and silver medals for the Winter Olympic hosts after dominating the men’s skicross final.

Benfica has filed a complaint with UEFA's Disciplinary Committee against Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde, citing aggression amid the racism case involving Vinícius Júnior.

Treasury yields dipped ahead of the PCE report as hawkish Federal Reserve sentiments and geopolitical tensions involving Iran put traders on edge.

The Stallions Ladies of Burkina Faso are concluding their final preparations in Morocco for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Members of the APC in Kaduna allege that no representative from the Chikun and Kajuru Federal Constituency was included in the Kaduna State Organising Committee for the congresses.

Japan has indicated that a recent US tariff ruling will not impact previously agreed-upon projects, as Asia reacts to the decision.

PCE and GDP inflation measures have increased to 2.9%, 3.0%, and 3.7% respectively, while CPI inflation has cooled to 2.4%. This divergence is attributed to the differing weights of housing in each index, prompting the Fed to pay serious attention.

A Federal Reserve official, Logan, has observed a rise in business uncertainty in the wake of recent tariff decisions.

A US audit has revealed deficiencies in the Federal Aviation Administration's oversight of United Airlines' maintenance procedures.

A German soccer team has refused to tour in the U.S., citing the shooting deaths of American citizens Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis as conflicting with their values.

Wall Street's 'smart money' investors are profiting from market volatility caused by tariff-related uncertainty.

TXNM Energy has obtained approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for its $11.5 billion deal with Blackstone.

New charts illustrate how Trump's tariffs influenced trade throughout the year, while a Fed official noted increased business uncertainty following tariff decisions.

Baystate Health, a Massachusetts healthcare provider, has ceased offering transgender hormone treatments for minors, citing concerns over potential federal funding cuts under a future Trump administration.

Stock Market Today: Trump Says He Will Impose 10% Global Tariff Under Different Authority — Live Updates  The Wall Street Journal

Several First Nations are asking a federal court to determine if a carbon capture project deal was unconstitutional and violated Canadian law, alleging a lack of consultation by the federal government.

A U.S. federal judge has accused the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants and vacated a ruling that endorsed the administration's policy of mass detention.

The Algerian Football Federation has confirmed a busy March schedule for the national team, with official matches against Guatemala and Uruguay.

A standoff between the Trump Administration and the National Links Trust highlights concerns about poor federal management of public spaces, including government-owned golf courses.

A federal watchdog agency has criticized the FAA's oversight of United Airlines' maintenance practices, raising concerns about safety regulations.

The Supreme Court's decision to strike down some of Trump's tariffs is expected to benefit several retail stocks, including Home Depot, Nike, and Target.

A federal appeals court has sided with the Pentagon, reinstating the U.S. military's ban on HIV-positive individuals from enlisting.

Solana's price has dropped below $82, with analysts attributing the decline to hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve.

Egg prices have collapsed as shop shelves, once empty, are now overstuffed with product.

A federal grand jury has indicted a man accused of having multiple loaded guns near a construction site at the Columbus airport.

President Trump has appointed Indian-American Dr. Jay Bhattacharya to head both the NIH and CDC, marking a first for federal health leadership.