Evening Edition: Dow ends worst week since 2008 as Fed suggests possible interest rate cuts
Trump officials discuss tax cuts, other measures to tackle coronavirus fallout; Conservative pundits blame a grab bag of supposed villains amid the outbreak; What you need to know about coronavirus; From a $1 million couch to a presidential campaign — Bloomberg deploys his billions to make a point; Federal court blocks Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' program, a setback for president's immigration crackdown; Judge voids nearly 1 million acres of oil and gas leases, saying Trump policy undercut public input; Turkey vows to escalate military action after 33 soldiers die in Syrian strike; Baseball teams put ads everywhere. This franchise is ditching them.; Visionary and renaissance physicist dies at 96
As stocks nose-dived this week, calls have grown from prominent investors for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, a move that usually calms markets. Wall Street traders are now betting on at least three rate cuts this year, including one rate reduction when the Fed meets next on March 18.
Laura Ingraham, Rush Limbaugh and others have less to say about the spread of the virus than concern for how the news coverage of it affects President Trump.
Health reporters Lena H. Sun and Lenny Bernstein answer your questions about coronavirus. Marian Liu talks about the discrimination Asian Americans have experienced. And Week 4 of being quarantined with your partner ... and your mother-in-law.
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Mike Bloomberg's billionaire lifestyle allowed him to acquire lavish homes, private jets and a modern-art collection. His wealth is the defining feature of his presidential bid — a massive asset and political target.
The ruling was a win for environmentalists, who challenged the policy as part of an effort to block drilling in habitat for the imperiled greater sage-grouse.
The Savannah Bananas say the move will cost them a bit more than 10 percent of their revenue. But with an emphasis on "fans first" marketing, the Bananas have sold out every home game since 2017.
Dyson helped crack the secrets of the subatomic world, tried to build a spaceship that could carry humans across the solar system and wrote elegantly about science and human destiny.
Freeman Dyson | 1923–2020●By Joel Achenbach ●Read more »
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