Month: October 2023

Noelle Acheson, the mind behind the Crypto Is Macro Now newsletter, explores the US labor market recording a remarkable 9.6 million in job openings, the Ether Fund launch day, Hong Kong and more. 

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  In a moment we’ll discuss just how disappointing the ether fund launch day really was.

 Eastern Asia: Do Recent Hong Kong Developments Signal More to Come for China and Region at Large?

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Will SBF take the stand during his own trial or has he already said too much publicly?

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Motion filed to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Congressman carjacked near the Capitol. Missing girl rescued in New York. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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The founder of FTX, a spectacularly failed cryptocurrency exchange, is a curious character. He denies the stack of charges he faces in a New York court, but unpicking the cryptographic paper trail will be tricky. Crime in Britain is broadly in decline, with the notable exception of increasingly brazen shoplifting (10:24). And how a sports-media entrepreneur became a pizza-review star (15:57).

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Alabama

• SCOTUS declines to hear case from AL death row inmate, Toforest Johnson
• WSJ writes opinion on nitrogen hypoxia method to be used in AL execution
• 1819 CEO talks with Gen. Michael Flynn about 5th generation warfare
• Plaintiff in lawsuit against SPLC speaks about impact of "hate list"
• Judge blocks new regulations on birthing centers from implementation
• Jefferson county sheriff does 180 on shutting down bingo halls 

National

• 9 year old girl found alive in NY after being abducted 2 days ago in park
• SCOTUS refuses to hear case trying to keep Trump off 2024 ballot
• Donald Trump give blistering rebuke after NYC court hearing on "fraud"
• CA Governor appoints woman to vacant senate seat whose residency is in question
• District judge rules against TX state law that bans drag queen performance in front of minors

The news to know for Tuesday, October 3, 2023!

Former President Trump has a lot to say about his fraud trial as he gets ready for day two.

Also, we'll bring you the latest debate about whether the U.S. should send billions more to Ukraine. 

And what's the response to new numbers showing southern border crossings hit a 2023 high?

Plus, some people call this week's weather 'second summer', a different kind of morning-after pill could be on the way, and the Kelce-Swift saga is second only to the Super Bowl.

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Congress has averted a government shutdown—for now. 

The continuing resolution passed Saturday keeps government agencies funded at current levels until Nov. 17. The bill passed 335-91 in the House and 88-9 in the Senate.

But it’s a short-term fix, and lawmakers remain on a tight deadline to finish passing 12 annual appropriations bills. Republicans continue to demand federal spending cuts and money to secure America’s southern border, and Democrats are demanding more aid for Ukraine. 

“I think what’s likely here is, you’re going to get a little bit of both, not enough to make either side happy,” budget expert Richard Stern says. 

Stern, director of the Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget at The Heritage Foundation, joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain what to expect in Congress as spending fights continue over the next six weeks, and how a possible change in House leadership might affect negotiations. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.)

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