A former U.S. Treasury secretary still sees a less than 50/50 chance the U.S. will enter a recession in the next 12 months.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
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Consumer credit up $14.6 billion, slowest in three months
A jump in auto loans and student loans was offset by a big drop in U.S. borrowing on credit cards.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson calls white supremacy ‘a hoax’
On Tuesday, he dismissed the concept of white supremacy as a serious problem for the country.
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FedEx to end ground delivery business with Amazon
FedEx says the move is part of its plan to go after more e-commerce deliveries from other companies like Walmart and Target.
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Trump freezes Venezuela government assets in escalation of tensions with Maduro
The executive order signed by the U.S. president justified the move by citing Maduro’s ‘continued usurpation of power.’
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French hoverboard inventor flies across the English Channel
He stopped only once to refuel his invention from a boat in the choppy waters.
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Kashmir tensions intensify amid India-Pakistan skirmishes
India has deployed more troops and ordered thousands of visitors out of the disputed Himalayan region, sparking fears there.
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Fire risks from global warming spread to wet Pacific Northwest
Higher temperatures, lower humidity and longer stretches of drought are exposing the region.
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Oops: Bank robber’s note demanding money includes his name
The note was written on the back side of a document bearing his name and address, investigators say.
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Trial starts for priests accused of abusing deaf Argentine students
About 20 former students say they were sexually abused between 2004 and 2016.