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still holds part of the burned out city of bakhmut. but how much of it and for how long? and senator tim scott getting into the race for president today with floridas ron desantis not far behind. ♪ good morning, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, im christine romans. this monday. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are set to meet again today as they try to strike a deal to lift the debt ceiling. only ten days in june 1st. thats the earli...

serve.com. i hanako montgomery and tokyo. and this for joining me this sunday on for greek, a whitfield. >> and we begin with gun violence across the us weekend, mass shootings across three states have killed two people and injured dozens theres more from massachusetts to michigan and texas. >> a short time ago, police in massachusetts said eight people were injured after an overnight shooting, were hundreds of people gathered at a spontaneous meetup, organized over social media seven ...

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

Inflation is still running well above plan, and that means the Federal Reserve is keeping its finger firmly on the pause button.

It’s probably no surprise that a new study from Bankrate finds that most people now need a six-figure salary in order to afford a home.

In 2020, average Americans were paying $1,202 in homeownership costs. That figure has jumped by roughly $300 in just four years