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US Fed's Powell cites slowing labor market as sign rate cuts could be on the way | Inflation News

The U.S. Federal Reserve faces a cooling labor market as well as persistently high prices, Chairman Jerome Powell said in…

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed dozens of people and advancing Israeli army tanks in Gaza City have also forced…

The U.S. Justice Department says it has disrupted a Russian government-backed propaganda campaign that relied on artificial intelligence to use…

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will appoint a senior representative in Ukraine's capital to deepen ties with the war-torn…

Prosecutors say they are seeking a new charge against the disgraced Hollywood movie producer over sexual assault allegations. US prosecutors…

EXPLANATOR Thousands of people protest against mass tourism in Barcelona due to rising housing costs. Videos of Barcelona residents firing…

Israeli forces have stepped up attacks on areas in the northern Gaza Strip despite renewed ceasefire negotiations. At least 50…

Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo – It was Sunday, June 30, two days after M23 rebels took Kanyabayonga, a…

Orange flames lit up the twilight scene as 50-year-old Savitri Devi was cremated. She was among more than 120 people,…

Jillian Segal will serve a three-year term and report directly to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Australia has appointed a…