Day: January 5, 2025

Sunday Night January 5 2025 It has been three years since a single storm dropped over 6 inches of snow on metro areas. This one on the way is likely to surpass that, ending our drought for Baltimore and Washington. The core of the heavy snow is expected to cross over these cities and toward […]

On Sunday, the FBI said its investigation crossed state and international borders with agents following leads in several states and other countries.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is likely to announce his resignation as leader of the Liberal Party this week, the Globe and Mail reported, citing information from three people it didn’t name.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce as early as Monday that he will resign as Liberal Party Leader, The Globe and Mail reported on Sunday, citing three sources.

The act will boost monthly payments by an estimated $1,000.

The Social Security Fairness Act eliminates a pair of decades-old provisions that limit payments to public sector retirees.

President Biden called President-elect Trump a “genuine threat to democracy,” saying that he hopes that the incoming administration returns to “basic democratic norms.”

Boston families flocked to local museums and cultural institutions for free Sunday during the first Boston Family Days event now open to all local pre-K, elementary and secondary students. Boston Family Days — expanded from the previous BPS Sundays program — allows all student-age kids living in the city the chance to get free admission to nine museums and cultural institutions on the first …

Asian share markets got off to a wary start on Monday ahead of a week brimming with economic news that should underline the relative outperformance of the United States and support the dollar’s ongoing bull run. The star of the U.S. line up is the December payrolls report on Friday, where analysts expect a rise of 150,000 with unemployment holding at 4.2%. Anything upbeat would support the case for fewer rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, and markets have already scaled back expectations to just 40 basis points for 2025.

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