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On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Steve Rattner, who served as counselor to the Treasury Secretary in the Obama administration, predicted higher interest rates “for the foreseeable future,” and said that inflation isn’t declining in part due to people still
Shanghai’s downtown Yangpu district, a primarily residential area that includes the campuses of Fudan and Tongji Universities, ordered mass testing for its 1.3 million residents on Friday and ordered them to remain in their homes.
Austin Durrer, Florida Democrat gubernatorial nominee Charlie Crist’s former campaign manager, was arrested on charges of domestic violence just one day before Crist’s campaign announced he was leaving the campaign “to focus on a family matter.”
Justin Trudeau said “climate change” makes Canada more vulnerable to Russian military invasion by increasing “accessibility” to the Arctic.
Supporters of Roe v. Wade are spreading fears that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s draft decision overturning the landmark abortion case would mean that other Court precedents, including interracial marriage, could also be canceled.
More evidence of a looming food crisis in China emerged from the agricultural province of Jilin on Tuesday, as farmers said they have been prevented from planting corn by coronavirus lockdowns.