Sesame Street funding threatened by Trump budget cuts
Iconic children's show Sesame Street and public broadcasting giants NPR and PBS could lose federal funding under proposed budget cuts by the Trump administration, sparking outrage and nostalgia.
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Trump slams Federal Reserve, claims market credit
Former US President Donald Trump criticises the Federal Reserve's policies while taking credit for the stock market's recent surge, sparking debate among economists.
Trump threatens tariffs on Fed's Powell
Former US President Donald Trump has proposed imposing tariffs on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, escalating tensions over monetary policy decisions. Experts weigh in on the potential economic fallout.
Judge Esther Salas faces renewed threats
Federal Judge Esther Salas has been targeted with fresh threats, highlighting the growing dangers faced by US judiciary members. Authorities are investigating the latest incident.
Manhattan man arrested for threatening Brooklyn judge
A New York City resident faces federal charges after allegedly sending threatening communications to a Brooklyn federal judge and a prosecutor involved in a high-profile case.
US job growth slows as labour market cools
The latest US jobs report reveals slower employment growth in October, signalling a cooling labour market amid economic uncertainty. What does this mean for the Federal Reserve's next move?
Judge blocks Trump-era TPS deportation policy
A US federal judge has halted a Trump-era policy that sought to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from hundreds of thousands of migrants, calling it 'arbitrary and capricious'.
Trump meets Jamie Dimon amid Fed speculation
Donald Trump reportedly held a private meeting with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, sparking rumours about potential changes at the Federal Reserve.
US workers get paid leave for pet care
In an unprecedented move, US federal employees can now use paid leave to care for their pets, sparking debates on workplace benefits and animal welfare.
Dan Gallin, champion of workers' rights, dies aged 90
Remembering Dan Gallin, the tireless advocate for labour rights and international workers' solidarity who shaped global trade unionism.
US envoy visits Israel over Gaza aid worker deaths
US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrives in Israel as tensions escalate over the increasing number of aid workers killed in Gaza. Diplomatic efforts intensify to address the humanitarian crisis.
GOP states sue Biden over LGBTQ+ school rules
A coalition of Republican-led US states files lawsuit against Biden administration over new LGBTQ+ student protections, claiming federal overreach.
Shell profits spark protests amid cost-of-living crisis
Shell reports record profits, sparking outrage as protesters demand windfall taxes. Meanwhile, Rolls-Royce and Unilever post strong earnings, and the US Federal Reserve signals new tariffs under Trump.
Fed Chair Powell's unusual Manila encounter
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell encountered an unexpected situation during his visit to Manila, sparking discussions on diplomatic protocols.
Australia proposes major pay rate overhaul
A significant change to pay rates in Australia could impact millions of workers. Here’s what you need to know about the proposed reforms.
Cambodian garment workers face ruin amid US tariffs
Thousands of Cambodian garment workers are staring at an uncertain future as looming US tariffs threaten their livelihoods, leaving many jobless and drowning in debt.
ICE offers $20k bonuses to tackle hiring crisis
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is rolling out lucrative signing bonuses and incentives to tackle severe staffing shortages, raising concerns over recruitment ethics.
Brown University strikes deal with Trump administration
Brown University has finalised a significant agreement with the Trump administration, resolving disputes over federal policies affecting higher education. The deal marks a turning point in university-government relations.
Gilbert Arenas charged in illegal poker ring case
Ex-NBA player Gilbert Arenas faces federal charges for allegedly running an illegal poker operation in Los Angeles, with millions in cash changing hands.
Visa crackdown threatens UK care sector staffing
The UK care sector faces a staffing crisis as Labour's new visa restrictions could deter migrant workers, leaving vulnerable patients at risk. Experts warn this policy is short-sighted and politically motivated.
Union chief slams 'rich parasites' in cost-of-living row
A leading union boss has launched a scathing attack on wealthy elites, branding them 'parasites' while workers struggle with soaring living costs.
Federal Reserve signals potential rate cuts
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hints at potential interest rate cuts, sparking market optimism. Here's how it could impact savings, mortgages, and investments.
US economy grows 3.3% in Q4 on strong consumer spending
The US economy expanded at a faster-than-expected pace in Q4 2023, driven by robust consumer spending despite high interest rates. Economists remain cautiously optimistic about 2024.
Fed maintains interest rates amid inflation concerns
The US Federal Reserve has decided to maintain current interest rates, citing mixed economic signals and persistent inflation concerns. Analysts weigh in on the implications for global markets.
Fukushima workers feared swept away in tsunami
Disturbing reports suggest four workers at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant may have been caught in the tsunami while inspecting the facility, raising fresh safety questions 12 years after the disaster.
Trump lawyer in federal court over immunity claim
Donald Trump's attorney, Emil Bove, appeared before a federal appeals court, arguing for presidential immunity in a case that could reshape US legal precedents.
Govt rejects RAC call to scrap NHS parking fees
Ministers dismiss calls to eliminate parking fees for NHS and care staff, despite RAC's campaign highlighting financial strain on key workers.
Australia’s New Paid Sick Leave Rules Explained
Australia has updated its sick leave policies, ensuring workers can take paid time off when ill. Here’s how the new rules could impact employees nationwide.
Uber Drivers Win Supreme Court Ruling on Employment Rights
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed, in a landmark decision that could reshape the gig economy.
Wall Street stocks slump amid inflation fears
US stocks tumbled amid renewed inflation concerns, with the Dow Jones dropping sharply. Investors brace for potential Fed rate hikes as market volatility rises.
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