Consumer sentiment in the US has fallen to a near-record low due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, raising concerns about the economy's future. The latest survey shows widespread anxiety among consumers.
This Halloween weekend saw a fierce box office battle between Regretting You and Black Phone 2, with both films vying for the top spot amidst the lowest Halloween ticket sales in 31 years.
Halloween weekend saw the worst box office performance of the year with ticket sales plummeting to just $43 million, as families chose trick-or-treating over theaters and the MLB World Series took center stage.
A recent poll shows President Trump's job approval rating among white voters has plummeted to its lowest point in his second term, raising concerns for the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections.
This October is shaping up to be the worst in 27 years, with the box office failing to meet expectations. Halloween weekend is set to disappoint as the final World Series game draws audiences away from theaters. Can the industry recover?
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has set a record-low cap of 7,500 refugees for FY2026, prioritizing Afrikaners from South Africa. This marks a stark shift from previous policies and raises concerns over racial discrimination and humanitarian efforts.
After a notable drop in mortgage rates to 6.19%, homebuyers may finally find a reason to re-enter the market. With home prices softening, the surge in home sales could signal a much-anticipated recovery in the housing sector.
In a surprising turn, the Treasuries market has seen a significant rally, with benchmark yields dropping to their lowest in months due to heightened concerns over regional banks and a delayed US government shutdown.
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