The first inflation report since the government shutdown ended last month is now out. Inflation rose by 2.7% in November year-over-year. There is no month overmonth figure because the October report was cancelled due to the shutdown.What we're talking about here are better than expected numbers. If we're talking about November to November of last year, over that year period, prices increased by 2.7%. That was below what economists had expected.They were expecting something closer to 3.1%. So inflation being ...

Reporters got our first glimpse yesterday at the president's latest White House renovation along what's been dubbed the presidential walk of fame. You can see there beneath the photo of each president. A plaque was installed with a Trumpian spin on explaining that president's accomplishments or history.The plaques, for example, mock President Biden, who's represented by a picture of an auto pen rather than a headsh shot, written in part, "Sleepy Joe Biden was by far the worst president in American history." ...

Former special counsel Jack Smith was in the hot seat there yesterday. Lawmakers grilled him about his investigation into President Trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election. >> Smith was subpoenaed to testify as part of a Republicanled investigation into the 2020 election interference case that the president sought publicly.In the closed door hearing, Smith defended his prosecutorial decisions. He said his team found quote proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump had engaged in a criminal scheme to o ...

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It began in January um almost a year ago that we began to talk. We talked about the campaign that she had just uh led for President Trump, that against all odds campaign. Quickly became apparent to me that she really wanted to talk about Trump 2.0%, the second term.And so we talked about that and shortly thereafter I told her that Vanity Fair wanted to publish the piece. She was all in from the get-go. This is a very different White House from Trump 1.0%. It's a betterrun White House.But look, there are a l ...

A stunning prehistoric discovery high in the mountains of Italy. A wildlife photographer stumbled upon one of the oldest and largest known collections of dinosaur footprints. Thousands of them.Experts say the prints date back more than 200 million years and span roughly three miles. They were found in an Italian national park near one of the Winter Olympic venues. ...

In Providence, Rhode Island, police released these images. You see a person dressed in a jacket and hoodie. Authorities say the individual was in proximity of the person of interest. >> All we know is that that person was in the vicinity of the subject that we have an interest on and we want to speak with them.>> Both now at the center of the investigation into the deadly mass shooting at Brown University. Today, police also released this color-coded map based on surveillance footage. It shows the confirmed ...

And out of our southern bureau, a pretty special moment at a college graduation in Florida. A student getting his day in the sun decades after first setting foot on campus. >> That roaring applause was for Roberto Fernandez, age 85, who enrolled at FIU back in 1972, but wasn't able to finish his degree.He found out he needed just one more class to graduate a few years back. So, we hit the books. He calls graduating from college his life goal. ...

Tonight, President Trump delivering a critical prime time address amid his pressure campaign on Venezuela's authoritarian leader Nicholas Maduro. The Venezuelan government has ordered its navy to escort oil tankers from its ports, according to the New York Times, citing three people familiar with the matter, after President Trump announced a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers. It comes days after US forces in a move approved by a federal judge seized a massive tanker it says was carrying sanctioned oil.and ...