Month: June 2022

Amazon Joins Major Retailers Limiting Purchases of Emergency Contraceptive Pills

Amazon has joined a growing number of companies that are limiting sales of emergency contraceptive pills amid a surge in demand following last week’s Supreme Court ruling that ended the constitutional right to have an abortion in the United States. The online retailer confirmed to CNBC that it has placed a temporary limit on purchases of the morning-after pills to…


LIVE NOW: International Religious Freedom Summit 2022

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G-7 Leaders Struggle to Cope With Consequences of Green Energy Agenda

Reality is starting to intrude on the Group of Seven (G-7) nations’ ongoing campaign to dismantle the West’s oil and coal industry. As leaders of the G-7—the United States, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada, and Japan—gathered at the luxurious Castle Elmau in Germany’s Bavarian Alps this week, they were forced to acknowledge privately what now…


G7 Leaders Struggle to Cope With Consequences of Green Energy Agenda

Reality is starting to intrude on the G7’s ongoing campaign to dismantle the West’s oil and coal industry. As leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations—the United States, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada, and Japan—gathered at the luxurious Castle Elmau in Germany’s Bavarian Alps this week, they were forced to admit privately what now…


Fed Just Getting Started With Rate Hikes, Mester Says, Acknowledges Recession Risk

The U.S. central bank is “just at the beginning” of its monetary tightening cycle and Americans should brace for interest rates to go higher as the Fed battles soaring inflation, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said, while acknowledging the risk of a recession. Mester, who is a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee…


Laos Limits Foreign Exchange Sales Amid Looming Default Risk

The Lao central bank has imposed a limit on selling foreign currencies as part of a group of measures designed to stabilize the kip, which has plunged to its lowest value in decades. The new rules prohibit currency exchange bureaus from selling foreign currency to legal entities and international organizations, instead permitting only licensed commercial…


12 Trump Picks Win in Primaries on Tuesday; Companies Reimbursing Abortion a PR Stunt: 2nd Vote | NTD Daybreak

Seven states held primary elections on Tuesday. NTD takes a look at the results from the governor races in New York and Illinois—and at Trump’s continued influence on the GOP. More companies are coming forward to cover abortion costs. They say there’s a lot at stake for them, especially during the labor shortage. But we…


Two Trump Targets Fall, Two Survive June 28 Primary Challenges

Two Republican congressional incumbents who incurred former President Donald Trump’s wrath were defeated, while two survived inter-party challenges in June 28 runoffs and primaries. Rep. Steven Palazzo (R-Miss.), who is being investigated for federal campaign violations, fell in a Republican runoff while a Trump-endorsed incumbent defeated Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill) in their GOP primary. They…


How To Get the Most Out of Your Credit Cards

First and foremost, this article is only for those who are financially responsible. Credit cards shouldn’t be part of a financial strategy conversation unless it’s proven that bills can be paid without paying overdraft fees. That being said, credit cards can be a powerful tool if you know about them and know how to use them properly….


Eurozone Economic Sentiment Slips Despite Industry Pick-Up

BRUSSELS—Eurozone economic sentiment fell by slightly less than expected in June as consumers and retail trade became more downbeat but spirits among industrial and services sectors improved. The European Commission’s monthly survey showed economic sentiment in the 19 countries sharing the euro slipped to 104.0 in June from 105.0 in May. Economists polled by Reuters…