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WATCH LIVE: White House holds press briefing following Fed’s decision to raise interest rates

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will hold a press briefing over the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates, an anticipated move in the aftermath of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

Greta Thunberg to receive honorary degree from theology faculty at Finnish university

Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg will be conferred with an honorary doctorate degree from the theology faculty at a Finnish university this summer.

Average used car price has risen by $700 in largest single-week increase since 2021

Used car prices are going to increase this year after going down in the fall of 2022, as vehicle prices saw a 4.3% increase last month.

Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel defends hiking COVID-19 vaccine price to $130 a dose

Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel defended the company's plans on Wednesday to raise the price of its COVID-19 vaccine fivefold once it shifts into the hands of the private market after the COVID-19 public health emergency ends, telling lawmakers that the increased price comes as they expect to see a reduction in demand for the vaccines.

Tax season 2023: IRS warns of phishing email and text scams regarding refunds

The IRS has warned taxpayers to be on the alert for scams during this year's tax season in the form of both emails and text messages.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass stays out of teacher fight as other Democrats jump in

Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is taking a hands-off approach to the city's growing teacher strike, while fellow Democrats show a fondness for getting involved in Los Angeles's educational system.

House panel to hold hearings on aid to Ukraine amid GOP schism

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs announced it will convene a hearing on aid to Ukraine next Wednesday amid GOP infighting on the matter.

Federal Reserve hikes rates despite fallout from SVB collapse

The Federal Reserve announced an interest rate hike, even as fears abound over the stability of the financial system in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

House Republicans in toss-up races grapple with campaign debt ahead of 2024 cycle

As Republicans seek to hold on to their slim majority in the House, several incumbents in toss-up districts must face fundraising deficits as they mull reelection in some of the most competitive seats in 2024.

House Democrats in tight races play catch-up after expensive midterm campaigns

Vulnerable House Democrats who ran tight races in 2022 are reeling from an expensive midterm election cycle that has now left their campaigns playing catch-up as lawmakers mull reelection bids in their competitive districts.
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