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‘A deep unease with AI right now’: While voters worry, Congress is spinning its wheels on tech regulation
A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. There’s also a lack of consensus on AI, meaning the possibility for federal action this year is slim to none. Congress has a variety of proposals under discussion — including a bill that would create safety requirements for AI development coauthored by Westford Representative Lori Trahan — but none have real momentum, and Congress has vanishingly few days of legislative work scheduled before November.
Cautious consumers hold back on spending in December despite rising incomes
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Trump describes moments shots rang out at White House Correspondents Dinner as suspect faces charges. Follow live updates.
2 hours ago A suspect is facing at least three charges after shots were fired at Saturday night's annual White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, DC. Loading audio narration... The president, first lady, and all Secret Service protectees were safe following the incident, the Secret Service said. A …
Fight or flight: This time, some top federal officials resigned rather than try to fend off a Trump firing
Share Early this month, Michael Barr, a vice chair of the Federal Reserve, did the same thing with 1 1/2 years left in his four-year term. And last Friday, Danny Werfel, the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, stepped down even though his term doesn’t end until 2027. Republicans have sharply criticized all three officials. With Wray and Werfel, Trump moved to force their hands by publicly revealing his picks to replace them before they had announced they were leaving.
Ahead of confirmation fight, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discloses complex financial arrangements - The Boston Globe
WASHINGTON — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made millions of dollars from his legal work, anti-vaccine organization, and a range of financial arrangements — including some with close ties to the agency he hopes to lead — according to financial disclosures released Wednesday as part of his confirmation process. President Trump’s nominee to run the Department of Health and Human Services, Kennedy made more than $11 million from his various agreements last year, according to the filings.
Matt Gaetz withdraws suddenly as Trump’s attorney general nominee, replaced by former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi
Share His withdrawal came one day after Republicans on the committee blocked the release of a report on the investigation . Two women told the committee that Gaetz paid them for sex, with one also testifying that she saw Gaetz having sex with a 17-year-old girl, according to an attorney for the women.
Trump triumphantly returns to Washington — and chaos quickly follows
Share “[P]olitics is tough. And it’s, many cases, not a very nice world, but it is a nice world today,” Trump said. “Nice” was the operative word for Republicans as Trump swooped into a Washington remade by his election victory last week. As his plane touched down at Maryland’s Joint Base Andrews for the first time since he jetted away from it in disgrace on Jan. 20, 2021, Trump encountered a drastically new political universe in Washington.
BOSTON GLOBE: Addressing Secret Service issues before Election Day won’t be easy: ‘ A huge, huge challenge’
By Tal Kopan and Jim Puzzanghera WASHINGTON — After the Secret Service foiled Sunday’s apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump — the second in less than two months — there is a growing call to provide the agency with more resources to protect the candidates in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. “One thing I want to make clear is: the service needs more help,” PresidentBiden told eporters Monday.
Teamsters president Sean O’Brien speaks at the GOP convention as his union flirts with endorsing Trump
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Immigration Reform News October 10, 2023 / Qué Pasa En Inmigración
The New York Times How Biden’s Promises to Reverse Trump’s Immigration Policies Crumbled By Michael D. Shear October 6, 2023 The Washington Post Biden faces growing pressure from Democrats over border crossings By Toluse Olorunnipa October 8, 2023 The Boston Globe Under pressure, Biden administration to send team to assess migrant situation in Massachusetts By Jim Puzzanghera and Tal Kopan October 6, 2023 Arizona Central What’s Biden’s immigration endgame anyway?
‘It’s going to be a slog.’ Getting inflation all the way back to normal is a challenge for the economy and a problem for Biden.
WASHINGTON — President Biden sought an early campaign touchdown by airing a new TV ad touting his economic accomplishments during Thursday night’s NFL opening game. But his statistics on inflation risk drawing a penalty flag. The ad’s boast that inflation has been reduced to 3 percent was already outdated by the time it ran after the annual consumer price index ticked up to 3.2 percent this summer.
Economists say US just might avoid a recession after all
WASHINGTON — The long-feared US recession might be a no-show. Since early 2022, economists have warned that the Federal Reserve’s aggressive effort to tame high inflation with rising interest rates would trigger a downturn costing millions of Americans their jobs.
Can Joe Biden make it ‘Morning in America’ again? Reagan’s ‘84 campaign offers a potential blueprint for reelection.
WASHINGTON — Midway through the third year of his first term as president, things were not looking good for Ronald Reagan. His approval rating was consistently anemic as the nation struggled with high inflation. Voters gave him especially poor marks for his handling of the economy. And as he began his reelection campaign, people were openly questioning if he was too old for the job.
Odds of a ‘soft landing’ in inflation fight are rising, but a debt limit stalemate could crash the economy
Is the U.S. economy really heading for a recession? Here's what economists think Here's the good news about the U.S. economy right now: Despite a wave of high-profile layoff announcements, most workers are still employed. Last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the number of people filing for unemployment benefits fell to a nine-month low of 186,000. The unemployment rate remains at 3.5%, the lowest in a half-century. And there are about 10.5 million job openings. 21 HOURS AGO
Kevin McCarthy, Ben Affleck, and the debt limit: how the 2011 showdown informs the latest fight
Navy SEAL Deserter Killed During Intense Ukraine Battle A former American special operator died early Thursday morning after being wounded days before fighting alongside the Ukrainian military during intense combat in the eastern frontline city of Bakhmut. Daniel Swift, 35, lived mostly in the Pacific Northwest and served as a Navy SEAL. The U.S. Navy told Rolling Stone on Friday that Swift is currently designated as an active deserter, and has been since March 2019.
For Economic Sanctions To Work Against Russia, the US and Its Allies Will Have To Share Some of the Pain
January 27, 2022 Featuring Edward Fishman Source: The Boston Globe Journalist Jim Puzzanghera The Biden administration’s strategy for economic sanctions against Russia should it invade Ukraine could be summed up as “no pain, no gain.” With a military confrontation off the table, the United States is mainly relying on economic weapons to deter Russian President Vladimir Putin.
As state, local governments stagger, fallout could be brutal
WASHINGTON — The coronavirus pandemic has delivered a devastating, one-two financial blow to state and local governments, forcing them to spend more on health care and assistance for the needy at the same time as stay-at-home restrictions have smothered the flow of incoming sales taxes and other revenues.
Wells Fargo CEO retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON — Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON — Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON — Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON — Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
WASHINGTON - Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan - who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals - is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
Wells Fargo & Co.'s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan – who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals – is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company's general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30, Wells Fargo announced Thursday. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is retiring as bank struggles to get past scandals
Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — is retiring. He is stepping down as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately, and his retirement takes effect June 30. His interim replacement will be C. Allen Parker, who has served as the company’s general counsel.
Rep. Maxine Waters calls for firing of Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan after news of his pay raise
Rep. Maxine Waters on Thursday called for the firing of Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Tim Sloan after the bank reported his pay increased last year by nearly $1 million despite continued consumer scandals. The 4.9% increase in total compensation in 2018, to $18.4 million, included a $2-million bonus, Wells Fargo said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday. Sloan earned $2.4-million base pay both years.
Trump’s next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank’s seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
Trump's next Federal Reserve nominee: campaign advisor and Fed critic Stephen Moore
WASHINGTON - President Trump said Friday that he planned to nominate Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and commentator who served as a Trump campaign advisor, to a seat on the Federal Reserve board. Moore, who has been a prominent critic of the Fed, would fill one of two vacancies on the central bank's seven-member Board of Governors. Trump confirmed reports of the nomination when he talked to reporters after arriving on Air Force One in Palm Beach, Fla.
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