President Trump has escalated his verbal attack on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, criticizing his refusal to cut interest rates. This has rattled financial markets, with fears growing that Trump may try to remove Powell. However, U.S. law states that the President can only remove the Fed Chair for specific causes, raising questions about the legality of such a move.
News:Author and journalist Susan Orlean told Culture Current that while AI can mimic style and structure, it can’t replicate a writer’s genuine curiosity or intuition. She discussed the art of literary journalism, warning against overpreparation, and emphasized that authentic human insight remains irreplaceable in…
Aid trucks rolled into Gaza as Israel prepared to reopen the Rafah border crossing following Hamas’s return of more bodies of deceased hostages. The move has eased recent tensions that threatened the fragile ceasefire agreement and raised hopes for continued humanitarian access and stability…
