Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say tankers on an unauthorized route were hit by explosions, while the US military says it fired on a cargo vessel that tried to breach its blockade of Iran.
Saudi Arabia says it intercepted missiles aimed at Riyadh, while more than 50 people were killed in Yemen in one of the deadliest 24 hours of the war.
Musalem says bringing inflation to 2% is a ‘necessary condition’ and Goolsbee calls it the economy’s ‘biggest problem’, while an AI selloff is the main argument against a move.
The Turkish president’s visit is a sign of thaw with a key ally that buys Israeli weapons and ships oil to Israel through Turkey, a day after a call with Trump on Iran and Ukraine.
Manila’s foreign affairs department defends dialogue with Beijing as its main tool in the South China Sea dispute, days after a call between Lazaro and China’s foreign minister.
The quarter-point hike was expected, but a dissent in favour of more tightening was not, and mortgage, savings and tax rates are already moving.
Democrats who won both chambers are expected to put the Trump family’s crypto venture and its USD1 stablecoin under oversight, possibly as soon as February 2027.
The Kremlin says it hopes the US election shake-up will not shift Trump’s negotiations on Ukraine, as Putin steps up attacks on Ukraine’s economy ahead of fresh peace talks.
Documents naming companies and CEOs from Palantir’s Alex Karp to Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong outline the new majority’s oversight plans, which party insiders are still finalizing.
The order came days after Democrats won both chambers, as Rep. Thomas Massie prepares to force a vote this week on impeaching the defense secretary.