Lula enfrenta presión por Moraes y el Tribunal Supremo de Brasil
La orden contra Bolsonaro incomodó incluso al entorno de Lula.
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Air Travel Industry Does Not See Jet Fuel Prices Dropping, Says Chris Sununu
Chris Sununu, president and CEO of Airlines for America and former governor of New Hampshire, said that airlines do not see jet fuel prices coming down any time soon and that airlines are planning for a larger, long-term fuel fuel crunch. Sununu also weighed in on the upcoming mi...
Strong GDP Unlikely to Sway Midterm Voters Worried About Inflation
The US economy picked up steam ahead of next week’s midterm elections, but so did inflation, highlighting the persistent disconnect between the strength of the economy and how Americans feel about it.
Demócratas ven posible disputar Florida a los republicanos
Clinton, Sanders y Ocasio-Cortez desembarcan en el estado, donde el costo de vida y la caída de la aprobación de Trump están dando a los demócratas una oportunidad inesperada.
Healey Holds Off on Welfare Cuts Sparking UK Spending Questions
Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey said he would not bring the UK’s welfare bill down during this Parliament, leaving questions about how he will fund policies including a planned rise in defense spending.
Fuel Costs, Tariffs Erode Republicans' Edge in Farm Belt
Surging prices for diesel fuel and President Donald Trump's tariff wars are putting Kansas and other Midwest states in play heading into the Nov. 3 midterm election. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall reports from Kansas, a Republican bastion that hasn't elected a Democratic senator since...
Magyar Says Orban As UN Chief Would Destroy the Group
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said appointing his nationalist predecessor, Viktor Orban, as United Nations Secretary General would spell the end of the organization.
Spain's Rail Tragedy Becomes Political Issue Before Election
Spain’s deadliest rail crash in over a decade is bringing concerns about deteriorating public infrastructure to the top of the political debate ahead of November's election. Macarena Munoz Montijano explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
EU Executive Seeks Canadian Associate Membership Despite Dissent
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pressed ahead in calling for Canada to become an “associate member,” even after the bloc’s member states rejected that language.
Israel Orders More Security Measures Following FlyDubai Attack
Airlines flying to Israel will be required to submit crew information at least 48 hours before departure under new security measures introduced following an attack aboard a FlyDubai flight last month.
Iran Receives Letter From Vance, Though No Word on Likely Reply
Iran received a letter sent by US Vice President JD Vance to its top security official but has yet to respond, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported, giving little indication as to whether the communication could lead to renewed peace talks.
Fox News Moves South Carolina Senate Contest to Toss-Up in New Rating
The race for a US Senate seat in the historic Republican stronghold of South Carolina was moved to a “toss-up” by Fox News as President Donald Trump flies into the state again to bolster incumbent Senator Darline Graham.
Economic Pain Turns Nebraska Into Unexpected Battleground
The fight for control of the US Senate has expanded to the deeply conservative farm state of Nebraska. An independent candidate, who says he wants nothing to do with either party, is closing in on the republican favorite. Caitlin Reilly explains (Source: Bloomberg)
GOP House Oversight Chair Probes Democrats in Alaska Senate Race
The Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee said he is opening an investigation into the Alaska US Senate election, adding to GOP scrutiny of allegations that allies of the Democrat in the race recruited a candidate with the same name as incumbent Senator Dan Sulliva...
NEC's Hassett Sees Fed Acting If October Inflation Data High
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates if inflation figures for this month are elevated. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Open" shortly after the latest PCE inflation report, Hassett says the Fed will "probably a...
Hassett Sees Fed Acting If October Inflation Data Come in High
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett hinted that he expected the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates if inflation figures for this month are elevated.
Downbeat UK Forecasts Raise Chance of Upside Surprise for Healey
Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey had to tread carefully in his debut budget this week, given the state of Britain’s public finances. A year from now, however, he could find himself standing at the despatch box with billions of extra pounds at his disposal.
Accidente ferroviario en España eleva la presión electoral sobre Sánchez
España enfrenta su peor accidente ferroviario en más de una década justo antes de las elecciones. Los primeros indicios apuntan a un error humano y la tragedia ya entra en la campaña.