UPDATE 5-Top US Congress Democrat, Republican Reach Spending Deal, Starting Race to Pass It
Top Democrat and Republican in U.S. Congress agreed on a $1.59 trillion spending deal, setting up a race to pass bills that would appropriate money.
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Fed March Rate-Cut Hopes Are Optimistic, DoubleLine’s Sherman Says
Wall Street’s expectations that Fed will cut interest rates as early as March are premature, according to DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Sherman.
House GOP Resolves to 'Shut Down the Border or Shut Down the Government' in 16 Days
GOP lawmakers offered affirmation Wednesday that a partial government shutdown could be in the offing in just 16 days largely over immigration issue.
SEC and DOL Looking at Busy Agenda for 2024
Significant regulatory activity is anticipated from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Department of Labor (DOL) for 2024.
A $34 Trillion National Debt? You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet.
National debt recently hit $34 trillion for first time ever, prompting concerned Americans to look at each other with arched eyebrows and say, really?
US Supreme Court's Roberts Urges 'Caution' as AI Reshapes Legal Field
AI represents a mixed blessing for the legal field, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said in a year-end report published.
How Polarized is Washington? Even 2023 Stock Market Returns Were Divided by Party.
The political divisions in Washington are being felt down to the returns lawmakers generate from their controversial stock-trading bets.
