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Transcripts Confirm January 6 Committee Lied About Trump Attacking Secret Service

A newly released transcript of secret testimony before the committee on Jan. 6 shows that one witness said then-President Donald Trump never fought with Secret Service agents and actually called the military to protect the Capitol. This shows that he testified that he requested it. Transcript of a private interview between Deputy Chief of Staff […]

Microsoft still fending off Russian hacker group after January cyber attack

George Kurtz said the “most frightening part” of recent large-scale cyberattacks was that password spraying was fairly basic on the scale of the Kraman Countdown attack. Microsoft said it remains unable to shake off Russian hackers who breached multiple email accounts belonging to company executives. Midnight Blizzard, the group Microsoft named responsible for ongoing cyberattacks […]

Biden Opens SOTU with Partisan Topics: Ukraine, January 6, Abortion

President Joe Biden opened his State of the Union address on Thursday with partisan topics: Ukraine, January 6, and abortion. The partisan structure of the speech is in line with Biden’s radical left base, but it may not appeal to those who have been looking for a unifying speech from the president. Ukraine stated: Overseas, […]

Manufacturing investment hit new peak in January as Biden bets on green transition

Thanks in part to the Biden administration’s major investments, the switch to cleaner technologies and energy sources is underway, and the global economy is being physically restructured to accommodate it. Although it seemed to hit a high of about $200 billion last summer, private companies Investment in manufacturing construction continues to rise. New spending in […]

‘Super Core’ Inflation Soared In January, Worst In Nearly Two Years

A key inflation measure rose last month at the fastest pace since March 2022. The personal consumption expenditure price index for services excluding housing and energy services (often referred to as “supercore” inflation) rose 0.6% in January. This inflation gauge rose this much in March 2022, December 2021, and March 2021. It is historically unusual […]

Inflation, incomes rose in January as Fed weighs rate cuts

Inflation and personal incomes rose in January, according to federal data released Thursday, another sign of economic strength that could delay a long-anticipated interest rate cut. The personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation, rose 0.3% in January and has risen 2.4% over the past 12 months. Despite the […]

Fed’s favorite inflation gauge rose 0.3% in January

FOX Business’ Kelly O’Grady provides analysis of U.S. inflation data as the Federal Reserve continues to work towards an economic recovery on track. What is attracting attention as a countermeasure against inflation is federal reserve It rose again in January as high prices continued to weigh on millions of Americans. According to the Department of […]