she is fighting extradition from Washington to Florida and is scheduled to appear back in court next month.

so long that it undermines the economy.making unprecedented investments in all of America.

at around 3 percent is much lower than the peak of 8.which has so far assuaged fears of an approaching recession.chief economist of Moodys Analytics.

which dropped mostly because of the reversal of the supply chain problems that sent prices soaring in 2021 and the first half of 2022.Newsweek columnist Reich was the secretary of labor under Bill Clinton and is the chancellors professor of public policy at the University of California Berkeley.

but remains above the Feds goal of 2 percent.

that tilts the odds towards the Fed keeping interest rates as high as they are now and possibly even higher and eventually weakening the economy enough to produce something that looks like a recession.Some used the funds — meant to help struggling citizens and business owners — were used to pay for murder-for-hire plots.

but the Justice Departments work to identify and prosecute those who stole pandemic relief funds is far from over.Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said.

Prosecutors and investigators secured more than $231.should send a clear message: the COVID-19 public health emergency may have ended.