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The labor department released a report yesterday showing that consumer prices in June were 2.7% a year ago. This is one More annual growth First compared to the month. President Trump’s tariffs are making it difficult for the Federal Reserve to bring inflation under control. Despite this, he is pressurizing his leader, Jerome Powell to cut interest rates quickly.

• Tariff’s effects on inflation have been quite silent so farNPR’s scott horsley tells FirstTomorrow’s report shows high inflation, which reflects Trump’s tariff on imported goods such as toys, clothing and equipment. Increased inflation means that other people with Powell and Fed are likely to keep the most interest rates stable in their next meeting. Monitor how soon the inflation increasesStephen Kates, a financial analyst of banks, tells Horsley. Kates says that we are likely to see a higher tariff-powered price increase in the coming months.

The Senate voted late yesterday to carry forward the debate on the package of funding cuts required by Trump. The purpose of deduction for international efforts to deal with famine and disease is a purpose of $ 7.9 billion and $ 1.1 billion was allocated earlier Corporation for public broadcasting. Most of the money towards CPB goes to local public radio and TV stations, including those carrying NPRs. If it passes, the CPB will lose the Congress for the financial years of 2026 and 2027.

• The vote was so close that Vice President JD Vance had to break 50-50 tieSays Scott Pneumon of NPR. Republicans want to cut NPR and PBS in funds because they believe that there is political bias that the network refuses. All Senate Democrats voted against the remedy, and three major Republicans, sensors. Mich McConel, Lisa Murkowski and Susan Colins joined him. McConal, Mercowski and Colins expressed concern about the unclear of the White House Office of Management and Budget Explanation of how it cuts Will be implemented. The Senate is expected to start a debate on the cuts in NPR, PBS and foreign aid this morning, after which there will be a vote.

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House speaker Mike Johnson is now calling the Trump administration to release files about Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein, convicted sexual criminal who died of suicide in jail was associated with many rich and famous people. Johnson told right -wing podcaster Beni Johnson yesterday that he was “for transparency”. Attorney General Palm Bondi told Fox News in February that Epstein’s alleged customer list was at his desk for review. Now, the Department of Justice says that there is no list, and Bandy has Refused to address questions About handling files from Epstein probes.

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A depiction of a portrait taken in London on May 8, 2022 shows a souvenir Tether (USDT) coin, one of the world’s largest stabelin.

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If you have not yet heard about stablecoins, you may soon be, because the Congress is ready to adopt a law this week to establish a formal structure for this week. Stablecoins are designed as a safe type of cryptocurrency. The main goal is to enable people and companies to transfer money immediately as a digital currency anywhere in the world without intervention from banks or money transfer companies, which can cause delay and charges. Is here What you need to know,

• 💰 Stabelin is similar to chips in a casino. When you give the cashier $ 100 for chips, you can use those chips to gamble. Like a casino, the issuer of Stabelcoin should have money to pay when you redeem their chips.
• 💰 The house is considering the Genius Act, which requires the issuers to maintain one-to-one reserves and ensure compliance with the money-laundering rules.
• 💰 Large retail sellers are hoping to benefit from currency as they will no longer have to pay billions of dollars fees for credit card transactions.

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After a poor breakup, Melissa Fabos decided to dating and take a break from sex for a year. She was in relationships since the age of 15 and hoped that the period of celibacy would help her develop a more authentic relationship for sex with others. Febos chronic his restraint journey in the book The Dry season: Memoirs of Anand without sex in a year a yearDuring that time, he realized that he had given a lot of energy to sex and love. When he withdrew that energy, he had more to feed himself. Febos says that it is the most excellent thing that she had completed, developing the spiritual feeling of being in the world, which she had again accused for her love life. She learned that she can experience this in nature, art, friendship, self and other forms of intimacy. Talked with fabos Life kit About the amazing gifts of celibacy. Here is some insight by his experience that can do Provide guidance for you and your love life,

For more guidance on restraint with sex, Listen to this episode of NPR Life kitagree Life kit Backylator Expert advice on love, money, relationships and more.

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1. The nomination for the 2025 Primatime Amy Awards was announced yesterday. Here here Complete list of nominees And this Techauve,
2. A SpaceX Capsule with four astronauts on a private AX-4 mission fell down into the Pacific Ocean from San Diego yesterday morning, 20-day journey in space concludes,
3. Colorado Kavi Award winner, Andrea Gibson, Death at home From ovarian cancer on Monday. He was 49 years old. (Through CPR,

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