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Trump says it’s ‘highly unlikely’ he will fire Fed Chair Powell after broaching idea with GOP reps

July 16, 2025

Former DNC chair Jaime Harrison launches a podcast — and invites Hunter Biden as an early guest

July 16, 2025

Honda to roll out motorized chair, aiming to avoid Segway’s fate

July 11, 2025

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies amid Trump attacks over interest rates

June 24, 2025

Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks on interest rates

June 18, 2025

A ‘shadow’ Fed chair could be coming. Who it could be and how markets might react.

June 12, 2025

Toyota group doesn’t ‘belong to founding family,’ chair says on buyout

June 6, 2025

Paramount chair Shari Redstone confirms thyroid cancer diagnosis

June 6, 2025

How Senate Democrats’ campaign chair sees the 2026 map: From the Politics Desk

June 5, 2025

The Epstein saga continues to affect Washington: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, an evening newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. Happy Tuesday! In today’s edition, our Congress team breaks down how the Jeffrey Epstein saga is freezing up the House…
Florida official under state investigation after hosting LGBTQ event
Florida’s attorney general announced Tuesday that he opened an investigation into the vice mayor of Vero Beach over a drag show held last month. Attorney General James Uthmeier alleged the “Pride Tea Dance” that Vice Mayor Linda Moore held at the Kilted Mermaid, a wine bar she’s owned for more than a decade, exposed children…
China’s share of Asia-US sea transport falls amid Trump tariffs
TOKYO/HANOI/SINGAPORE — The share of U.S.-bound container transport from Asia that originated from China in June fell below 50% for the fourth straight month, as exporters shift bases to Vietnam and other Southeast Asia countries in response to U.S. tariff policies. The total volume of container transport from Asia to the U.S. in June was about 1.68…
‘Farewell to the Prince of Darkness’
In life, Ozzy Osbourne was dubbed “The Prince of Darkness.” And as word of his death Tuesday spread, rock’s royalty bid farewell to the irrepressible Black Sabbath singer. “He was a dear friend and a huge trailblazer who secured his place in the pantheon of rock gods — a true legend,” Elton John posted on…
Mitsubishi, Eneos to invest $100m to make clean jet fuel in Hawaii
HOUSTON, Texas — Japanese trading house Mitsubishi Corp. and oil company Eneos will invest a total of $100 million to partner with U.S. firm Par Pacific Holdings on producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Hawaii, starting this year. The partners intend to create a joint venture named Hawaii Renewables. Par Pacific owns Hawaii’s only oil…
Japan bets big on ultrathin, ultralight light solar panels
TOKYO — From the Crystal Palace at London 1851, the telephone at Philadelphia 1876 to the escalator at Paris 1900, the World Expo has always showcased innovations and cutting-edge technologies of the time. At the ongoing Expo 2025 Osaka, host country Japan is promoting its latest technology at an unlikely spot; the bus terminal outside…
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee will comply with Trump’s ban on transgender women in women’s sports
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee updated its policies to say it would comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order banning transgender women from competing in women’s sports. The committee made the change in an updated “Athlete Safety Policy,” posted to their website Monday, which does not mention the word transgender in any of its…
How redistricting could change the fight for the House majority
In the coming weeks, Republicans in Texas and Ohio are expected to redraw their states’ congressional maps. Their intent is transparent: to bolster their party’s chances of protecting its super-slim House majority in next year’s midterm elections. As it stands now, there are 220 Republican districts, meaning the party can afford a net loss of…
Texas flood survivors offer mixed reviews of FEMA as the agency awaits uncertain future
As contaminated Guadalupe River water receded following the deadly flooding in Kerrville, Texas, this month, residents returned to find their homes, vehicles and businesses destroyed. Shelled-shocked and in urgent need to rebuild, many turned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the embattled organization created to assist people in the aftermath of natural disasters. The responses…