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Business · WashingtonThe national average on Thursday was $3.99 per gallon, according to AAA. It's the first time the average has been under $4 since March. California has the most expensive gas in the United States, at an average of $5.38. The least expensive gas is in Texas ($3.49), Arkansas and South Carolina.See the Story
U.S. gasoline prices fall below $4 for first time since March
60% Center coverage: 121 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonThe CDC dropped the recommendation of people staying at least 6 feet away from others to reduce the risk of exposure. Routine surveillance testing of people who do not have symptoms is no longer recommended. An estimated 95% of Americans 16 and older have acquired some level of immunity against COVID-19.See the Story
CDC eases Covid-19 quarantine and testing guidelines as it marks a new phase in pandemic
66% Center coverage: 105 sources
US & Canada · CincinnatiAn Ohio emergency management agency says a standoff has ended between law enforcement and an armed man. The Ohio State Highway Patrol has said no one else was hurt. Officials say the man was wearing body armor and was chased onto Interstate 71. The episode took place a day after the FBI director warned against threats online against agents and the Justice Department.See the Story
Man who tried to breach FBI building killed in standoff with police
48% Left coverage: 21 sources
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Donald Trump · WashingtonA confidential informant told the FBI the location of classified documents seized during the agency's Monday raid of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home. FBI agents raided Trump's home early Monday and seized roughly ten boxes of documents in connection with files sought by the National Archives. The officials added that the documents had been illegally removed from the White House, according to Newsweek.See the Story
Someone Tipped Off FBI About Documents at Mar-a-Lago
50% Center coverage: 12 sources
Business · New YorkThe Securities and Exchange Commission has contacted Melvin Capital investors in recent months. The regulator has contacted investors in the hedge fund as part of an investigation into what Melvin founder Gabriel Plotkin and other senior executives told them in the wake of the meme-stock rally in January 2021.See the Story
SEC Investigating Melvin Capital Management
60% Center coverage: 10 sources
Business · ChicagoA federal jury in Chicago found Michael Nowak, the former head of JPMorgan Chase's precious metals trading desk, and his top trader guilty of wire fraud and spoofing. Spoofing is a form of market manipulation in which a trader places one or more highly-visible orders in the futures market but has no intention of keeping them.See the Story
Ex-JPMorgan Traders Convicted in Federal Fraud Trial
45% Center coverage: 9 sources
InflationThe Bank of Mexico raised its benchmark interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point to a record 8.5 percent on Thursday. Annual inflation in Latin America's second-largest economy climbed to 8.15 percent in the year through July, its highest level in nearly 22 years. The increase came after slowing US inflation may have opened the door for the Federal Reserve to temper the pace of its future rises.See the Story
Central Bank of Mexico raises interest rate by 0.75% for two consecutive meetings, policy interest rate to record high
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Tech Companiesand city attorneys in the biggest California cities authority to try to hold social-media companies liable in court for features they knew or should have...See the Story
California lawmakers kill bill that would have allowed tech companies to be sued over social-media addiction
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Electric Vehicles · IrvineRivian Automotive Inc. reported its net loss in the second quarter nearly tripled to $1.7 billion, further putting pressure on the electric-vehicle startup to conserve cash and move quickly to fill customer orders.
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Rivian’s Losses Nearly Triple to $1.7 Billion
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RecessionThe U.S. economy “is experiencing a healthy deceleration, not a recession,” Goldman Sachs economists wrote in a report after looking into historical patterns of revisions of data used to guide monetary policy. “See the Story
‘Healthy Deceleration’ Expected for U.S. Instead of Recession
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Education · WashingtonThe number of U.S. student visas issued to Chinese nationals plunged by more than 50% in the first half of 2022 compared with pre-Covid levels, with the U.S. losing ground as the most-coveted place for Chinese students to pursue higher education abroad.See the Story
Chinese Student Visas to U.S. Tumble From Prepandemic Levels
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
