Washington Times Political News
29 September 2022
- 'Irretrievably broken': Marjorie Taylor Greene's husband files for divorce The husband of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has reportedly filed for divorce, calling the marriage "irretrievably broken."
- Republicans call for transparency on Education Dept. spending at colleges that restrict free speech Top Republicans expressed strong concerns Wednesday to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona over reports of colleges and universities actively undermining free speech and academic freedom on their campuses.
- Schumer claims he delivered Joe Manchin 'good Democratic unity' on energy deal that crumbled Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer boasted Wednesday that he served up Democratic unity in advancing a stopgap spending bill and insisted he didn't double-cross Sen. Joe Manchin III to do it.
- Records contradict Majewski's account of military punishment Since starting his campaign to unseat longtime Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur, Majewski has repeatedly said he was a combat veteran who served a tour of duty under "tough" circumstances in Afghanistan. By his own account, he once went more than 40 days in the country without a shower due to a lack of running water.
- Strained explanation of Biden's gaffe over deceased lawmaker sparks chaos at briefing White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre triggered an uproar in the briefing room Wednesday with a strained explanation for why President Biden asked for the late Rep. Jacki Walorski while on stage at an event earlier in the day.
Axios Political News
29 September 2022
- Live updates: Hurricane Ian pummels Florida as it plows inland
- Hurricane Ian slams southwest Florida with "catastrophic" storm surge
- Florida authorities respond to people trapped in homes as Hurricane Ian knocks out power to 2M
- Yankees Aaron Judge ties single-season AL record with 61st home run
- Take care of middle managers in the hybrid world
- How Hurricane Ian compares to the strongest hurricanes that hit Florida
- Nord Stream pipeline leaks were act of sabotage, EU says
- Iran deal's fate comes down to "one huge obstacle"
- U.S. urges citizens in Russia to leave "immediately" amid mobilization efforts
- North Korea launches missile as VP Harris prepares to visit Seoul
Zero Hedge Financial News
29 September 2022
- Lithuania Urges Russian Anti-War Protesters To Overthrow Putin
- Conservative AfD Now Strongest Party In Eastern Germany, Rises To 15% Nationally
- Unpacking The Ukraine 'Game Change'; Is A Major Conflict Inevitable?
- Record Number Of New York Residents Changing Driver's Licenses To Florida
- Is China Using COVID Policy To Prep For War?
- Nationwide Rents Drop For First Time In Two Years
- Are We Falling As Rome Did?
- NFT Trading Volumes Have Collapsed 97% Since January Peak
- The Golden Road To Samarkand
- Politico Co-Founder Says Constitution Must Be Rewritten To Stop Donald Trump
MarketWatch Financial News
29 September 2022
- Dow Jones Newswires: H&M profit drops after Russia exit costs The company said it has booked a one-time cost of SEK2.10 billion, related to the winding down of Russian operations, hitting the result for the quarter.
- Financial Face-Off: Your student loans are canceled. Should you use your ‘extra’ money to pay off other debt or invest in the stock market? Student-loan borrowers who've been putting off financial goals may have a chance to reset.
- Key Words: Citadel’s Ken Griffin says inflation may have already peaked, though recession risk still looms Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder and chief executive of the hedge fund Citadel, thinks the U.S. may have already hit peak inflation, though a recession is still possible.
- Dow Jones Newswires: Shares of Chinese developer CIFI plunge again on distribution issues Shares of CIFI Holdings (Group) Co. dropped to record lows on Thursday after the Chinese property developer said it is having issues distributing cash for an investment trust product.
- : As Hurricane Ian hits Florida, a former resident recalls the ‘horror show’ of living through such storms Each new storm brings a wave of worry, which may explain why some choose to leave the Sunshine State.