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A new film following the first lady in the run-up to Donald Trump’s second inauguration is the latest in a spate of fly-on-the-walls that tell us everything without saying anything at all, says Katie Rosseinsky
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Here we go again,” Melania Trump trills in the opening scene of the trailer for her new Amazon documentary. The footage in question was captured at her husband Donald’s second inauguration, with Melania peering out from under that much-memed wide-brimmed black hat.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday approved a much-anticipated quarter percentage point interest rate cut at a meeting that was packed with intrigue and surprises. Here's a look at five top takeaways:
"Given the lack of consensus on the Committee displayed today, along with the slow release of traditional economic data, and the arrival of a new Fed Chair early in 2026, we think the Fed is likely to remain on hold for a while. Still, continued softness in some of the labor indicators can certainly bring another 25 bps cut into the mix for January." — Rick Rieder, head of fixed income at BlackRock and a reported finalist to succeed Powell
Cantankerous and increasingly cautious consumers — perhaps put on edge by seemingly shrinking paychecks, a weaker job market and stubbornly high prices — gave the Federal Reserve more room to cut interest rates for a third time in 2025.
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, the nation's central bank cut short-term interest rates by a quarter percentage point. The Fed's December rate cut drove the short-term federal funds rate to a target range of 3.5% to 3.75%.
The Fed noted in its statement that "job gains have slowed this year, and the unemployment rate has edged up through September. More recent indicators are consistent with these developments."
The decision was not unanimous. "Voting against this action were Stephen I. Miran, who preferred to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 1/2 percentage point at this meeting; and Austan D. Goolsbee and Jeffrey R. Schmid, who preferred no change to the target range for the federal funds rate at this meeting," according to the Fed's statement.
Claudia Sahm thinks investors should rethink what they’re salivating for.
The Federal Reserve is likely to deliver its third interest rate cut of the year on Wednesday, a move widely understood to be insurance against the bottom completely falling out of the labor market. But to Sahm—a former Fed economist, recession-indicator architect, and one of the central bank’s most closely watched outside interpreters—the more consequential question isn’t what the Fed does on Wednesday. It’s what additional cuts would mean.
“If the [Jerome] Powell Fed ends up doing a lot more cuts,” she told Fortune ahead of the decision, “then we probably don’t have a good economy. Be careful what you wish for.”
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The wait is over. It’s time to look back at the audio that defined your year with 2025 Spotify Wrapped, our annual celebration for fans, artists, creators, and authors around the world. Spotify introduced the Wrapped concept as it’s known today in 2015, and each year we’ve continued to iterate on how we bring it to life based on what our global audience tells us is most meaningful to them.
For 2025, the experience is more captivating, layered, and revealing than ever before. We’re going bigger and bolder, bringing back a few Wrapped favorites, adding in stories that users have been asking for, and introducing interactive ways to connect with and share the sounds that made your year unmistakably yours.
NEW YORK — The holidays are almost here and Spotify has an early gift for users to unwrap.
Spotify Wrapped, the streamer's year-in-review report, arrived Dec. 3, with plenty of new bells and whistles. Offering users an intimate look at their own listening habits, the release of Wrapped has become a cult phenomenon, as people rush to share their stats on social media and wince at the song they replayed a few too many times.
This year's report includes new functions including Listening Age, which tells users how old their music tastes make them (warning: if you're a Springsteen fan, it may tack on 10 years); and Clubs, which sorts listeners into groups based on their tastes.
“After a few hours of sleep and zero signs of injury (other than maybe a hangover and poor life choices), he was safely released back to the wild,†the local animal control office said.
ASHLAND, Va. — The masked burglar broke into the closed Virginia liquor store early on Saturday and hit the bottom shelf, where the scotch and whisky were stored. The bandit was something of a nocturnal menace: bottles were smashed, a ceiling tile collapsed and alcohol pooled on the floor.
The suspect acted like an animal because, in fact, he’s a raccoon.
On Saturday morning, an employee at the Ashland, Virginia-area liquor store found the trash panda passed out on the bathroom floor at the end of his drunken escapade.
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Fox News' Christina Coleman and travel expert Colleen Kelly join 'Fox News Live' to discuss the beginning of the holiday travel season as 82 million people are projected to travel across the country.
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