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Investors Now Expect Fed to Raise Rates Faster Than It Has in a Generation

Investors expect the Federal Reserve to move much more aggressively with hiking interest rates in the coming months as inflation rises to multidecade highs.

Judge Blocks Homeland Security Memo That Instructs ICE to Limit Scope of Deportation Targets

The memo was written in September by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Trump Wins Stormy Daniels Case

Daniels required to pay Trump almost $300,000 in attorneys' fees.

N.Y. Times Asks Candace Owens for ‘Context’ Regarding Her Calling Ukraine ‘Corrupt’—Owens Cites N.Y. Times’ Own Reporting

"I replied informing them that I actually got my ideas from the New York Times, and provided them links to their past articles," said Owens.

‘We Are Just Guinea Pigs’: Women Describe Trauma of Transitioning as Teenagers

The number of teenagers identifying as transgender has exploded. Advocates say it protects young people from marginalization.

In Its First Year, Biden’s HHS Relentlessly Attacked Christians and Unborn Babies

President Biden and Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra have launched unprecedented attacks on people of faith.

Fact-Checker Claims COVID Deaths Underreported. Here’s Why They’re Wrong.

Health Feedback, a “fact-checking” organization, is part of a World Health Organization project called Vaccine Safety Net. It operates under the umbrella of Science Feedback, whose partners and funders include Facebook and the Google News initiative.

Chinese Airliner Crashes With 132 Aboard in Country’s South

A China Eastern Boeing 737-800 with 132 people on board crashed in a remote mountainous area of southern China on Monday, officials said, setting off a forest fire visible from space in the country’s worst air disaster in nearly a decade.

China Suddenly Begins Reporting COVID Deaths, Raising Suspicions

China has reported the first COVID-related deaths in over a year this past week, raising concerns about the accuracy of the country's reporting.

Female Swimmer Who Lost to Trans Athlete Rejects Losses, Criticizes NCAA in 2-Page Public Letter

Reka Gyorgy belonged in the finals of the 500-yard freestyle at last week’s NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships in Atlanta — but the NCAA refused to exercise the slightest bit of common sense when it came to male University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas.

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