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People's March: Thousands Rally in Washington Against Trump Ahead of Inauguration

  Thousands of demonstrators, predominantly women, took to the streets of Washington, D.C., on Saturday to protest President-elect Donald Trump just days before his inauguration. The event, known as the People's March, has been held annually since 2017 and was previously called the Women's March. The march, organized by a coalition of groups with varied interests such as climate change, immigration, and women's rights, aimed to confront "Trumpism" and draw on past successes against autocrats. Despite expectations of 50,000 participants, around 5,000 people gathered at three parks before marching to the Lincoln Memorial for the rally. Protesters carried signs with messages like "Feminists v. Fascists" and "People over politics," and many wore the iconic pink "pussy hats" from the 2017 Women's March. The event highlighted a range of issues, including gender justice, bodily autonomy, and democracy. The People's March has evolved ...
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Fed Expected to Keep Interest Rates Unchanged Amid Speculation of Future Cuts

 


The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its key short-term interest rate unchanged in the near future, according to recent reports. This comes as inflation is inching closer to the Fed’s 2% target, and policymakers are facing hopes that they will make a decisive shift in policy and cut interest rates next year.

The decision to leave interest rates unchanged is likely to be welcomed by investors, who have been concerned about the impact of rising interest rates on the economy. However, some analysts have speculated that the Fed may eventually cut interest rates in response to slowing economic growth.

In the meantime, the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates steady is expected to provide some stability to the markets. Investors will be watching closely for any signs of a change in policy, but for now, it appears that the Fed is content to maintain the status quo.


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