Rural Voters Seek Economic Plans From Democrats They Gave Up On
In regions where soaring inflation is adding to the hardship of decades of job losses, Democrats face tough 2024 election campaigns.Â
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Chile Inflation Slows Past All Estimates With Interest Rate Cuts on the Horizon
Chile’s annual inflation slowed more than forecast in May on falling transportation costs, stoking bets that the central bank will lower its interest rate from an over two-decade high as soon as next month.
DeSantis Says He Can Make the US Richer Like Florida. The Reality Is More Complicated
An influx of people and a jolt of federal aid juiced the Sunshine State’s growth — but high housing costs and rising inequality could haunt the governor’s presidential bid
Pat Robertson, Influential Religious Conservative, Dies at 93
Pat Robertson, the television evangelist who formed the Christian Broadcasting Network and once sought the Republican presidential nomination, has died. He was 93.
Philippines Isn’t Shifting Away From China, Marcos Says
The Philippines isn’t shifting away from China and will foster ties with the country, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said, underscoring efforts to balance relations as tensions increase between China and the US.
Europeans Reluctant to De-Risk From China, Survey Says
More Europeans are considering China a key economic partner despite seeing limits to the relationship, according to a survey that comes as the bloc tries to find a safe way to engage with Beijing.
Super-PAC Supporting Pence Airs First Ad That Criticizes Trump
The super political action committee supporting Mike Pence’s presidential campaign is broadcasting its first ad that amplifies the former vice president’s new message — that his former boss, Donald Trump, isn’t fit for office.
One of Europe’s Poorest Nations Weighs Tax Revamp to Exit Crisis
Moldova plans to simplify its tax system in an effort to haul one of the poorest countries in Europe out of an economic crisis brought on by the war in Ukraine, the nation’s economy minister said.
One of Europe’s Poorest Nations, Moldova, Weighs Tax Revamp
Moldova plans to simplify its tax system in an effort to haul one of the poorest countries in Europe out of an economic crisis brought on by the war in Ukraine, the nation’s economy minister said.
Turkey State Lenders Return to Lira’s Defense After Sharp Drop
Turkish state lenders began supporting the lira again following the currency’s biggest drop in more than a year on Wednesday.