A survey from Stifel Financial shows a vast majority of 70 business owners, executives, and investors (97%) believe that the US is either in a recession or will be in one by the end of 2023. By comparison, only 3% said a recession can be avoided.
Trump has filed a lawsuit asking a federal judge to appoint a watchdog to review documents seized from his Florida home Aug. 8 in an unprecedented FBI raid.
Teachers in the largest school district in Ohio went on strike on Monday, two days before classes were set to resume after the summer break, saying the Columbus Board of Education had not met their demand for appropriate class sizes and for guaranteed air-conditioning in classrooms.
“Unfortunately, but perhaps not surprisingly, Biden’s Afghanistan disaster has shown that he’s more of a bystander than a world leader,” Anthony B. Kim of the Heritage Foundation wrote.
As the nation continues its slow march to November’s midterm elections, three more states will host primaries on Tuesday. Unlike recent primaries, where the effects of former President Donald Trump’s efforts were more palpable, the states of Florida, New York, and Oklahoma are not expected to produce quite as many fireworks.
Malaysia’s top court ordered former prime minister Najib Razak to begin a 12-year prison sentence on Tuesday after upholding a guilty conviction on charges related to a multi-billion dollar graft scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv is urging all U.S. citizens currently in Ukraine to leave immediately.
Today, the Ukrainian Premiere League resumes action amidst continued threats of danger under the Russian invasion. This marks the first time Ukrainian soccer stars will take the pitch since the invasion began in late February.
DHS has spent nearly $500,000 of taxpayers’ funds so far to erect state-of-the-art fencing around President Joe Biden’s vacation home in Delaware.
A California administrative agency has declined to review Tesla Inc’s claim that the state’s civil rights watchdog suing the company for race bias at an assembly plant is rushing to sue businesses without conducting full investigations.
