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World-famous singer Rihanna returns to the stage with Super Bowl halftime show

World-famous singer Rihanna returns to the stage with Super Bowl halftime show

Professpost February 11, 2023

World-famous American singer Rihanna, who has won the Grammy Awards 9 times so far,...

The US budget ran a $39 billion deficit in January 2023

The US budget ran a $39 billion deficit in January 2023

Professpost February 11, 2023

The US federal government’s budget deficit was $39 billion in January as revenues fell...

US manufacturing index at lowest level since 2020

US manufacturing index at lowest level since 2020

Professpost February 2, 2023

The deterioration in the US manufacturing sector continued in the 5th month. The decrease...

Lawsuit Against Google By The US Department Of Justice

Lawsuit Against Google By The US Department Of Justice

Professpost January 25, 2023

The US Department of Justice has sued Google for allegedly having monopoly control of...

FED/Mester: Fed rate needs to be raised slightly above 5 percent

FED/Mester: Fed rate needs to be raised slightly above 5 percent

Professpost January 20, 2023

Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester argued that the Fed should raise the interest rate...

Microsoft will no longer require US employees to formally record vacation thanks to a new Discretionary Time Off policy.

Professpost January 12, 2023

Microsoft is giving its United States employees unlimited time off. The announcement was made...

Seattle public schools sue TikTok, Facebook and other big social media companies for young people ‘mental health crisis’

Professpost January 9, 2023

A lawsuit accuses companies behind TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube of harming the...

Fed/Kansas City: Rates should stay high until at least 2024

Fed/Kansas City: Rates should stay high until at least 2024

Professpost January 5, 2023

Kansas City Fed President Esther George said she raised her interest rate expectations to...

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World-famous singer Rihanna returns to the stage with Super Bowl halftime show

The US budget ran a $39 billion deficit in January 2023

US manufacturing index at lowest level since 2020

Lawsuit Against Google By The US Department Of Justice

FED/Mester: Fed rate needs to be raised slightly above 5 percent

Microsoft will no longer require US employees to formally record vacation thanks to a new Discretionary Time Off policy.

Seattle public schools sue TikTok, Facebook and other big social media companies for young people ‘mental health crisis’

Fed/Kansas City: Rates should stay high until at least 2024

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State Farm has made the decision to cease providing home insurance to new customers in California due to escalating concerns regarding wildfires

Governor DeSantis’ campaign announced that he raised an impressive $8.2 million in just 24 hours after 2024 launch

Classified documents were relocated by employees at Mar-a-Lago prior to the arrival of prosecutors during the Trump era

Prosecutors reveal that the individual driving the U-Haul vehicle that forcefully crashed into the gate of the White House is not a citizen of the U.S.

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