There haven’t been this few job openings in 2 years. It’s exactly what the Fed’s been hoping for.
The labor market appear to be cooling off, and central bank policymakers are likely cheering the development after an aggressive rate-hike campaign.
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US posts $7 million bounty on Russian entrepreneur
The State Department is looking for Artyom Uss, who famously escaped Italian custody in March just ahead of being extradited to the US Read Full Article at RT.com
UK nuclear site ‘leaking’ – The Guardian
UK nuclear facility Sellafield has a leak that could pose a danger to the public, according to a report by The Guardian. Read Full Article at RT.com
Elon Musk teases new details about Tesla’s next car after the Cybetruck
Tesla Cybertruck order holders disappointed by the high prices can look forward to a more affordable Tesla model coming soon.
Tommy Tuberville finally caves and lifts hold on most military promotions
The former college football coach has singlehandedly blocked hundreds of service members from getting promoted to key leadership positions.
The Ukrainian sniper team claiming the world’s longest kill shot described how they shot a Russian officer from over 2 miles away
The sniper team used a laser and had to factor in wind, humidity, and air temperature to make the record-setting shot.
An Airbnb host’s son secretly filmed a guest in the shower, then tried to blackmail her into sending him a sex video: prosecutors
The 51-year-old California man pleaded guilty to cyberstalking and was sentenced to prison after threatening a former guest at his mother’s Airbnb in 2020.
The feds are going to use Trump’s tweets dating back to 2012 that baselessly claimed election fraud against him
According to a new court filing, special counsel Jack Smith plans to use Trump’s old tweets as evidence in the former president’s trial.
People are moving to Canada dreaming of a utopia with free healthcare and more tolerance. But the reality is Canada has its own set of problems.
Americans Google "moving to Canada" after polarizing events. Two people who actually moved break down the clear benefits and lingering challenges.
Penguins arguing, a sleepy polar bear, and a happy turtle are in the running for wildlife photo of the year, and you can vote on them
The Natural History Museum, London, released 25 photos for Wildlife Photographer of the Year that you can vote on and see exhibited at the museum.