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Declared that america was never great. I dont believe america has been great for all folks. I would have to agree with Governor Cuomo. Quote, america was never great. Thats the democrats new theme. It dont matter where we go we always find a way back home. Steve there is just two of us on the couch today live from new york city. Its been kind of a rainy night. Things are drying out here on new york city. Meanwhile 250 miles south of us is Ainsley Earhardt at the white house where it was raining overnight there, too. And its going to be a beautiful day. Ainsley makes me a little sad saw that sh...

REGIONAL fish ports in the country recorded higher fish deliveries in December 2023 in comparison to fish unloaded in the same month of 2022.

Markets that help determine mortgage rates started two assume a further two rate rises at least in the next few weeks taking base rate to 5%. 0r higher. mortgage payers are feeling the pain. well it's starting to feel like it's almost relentless. you know it's like, 0k, almost relentless. you know it's like, ok, when is it going to stop? when there has been a rate increase the bank of england has increased the bank of england has increased the interest rates, literally the next week ich i have had a letter saying, good news we are putting up your repayments. according to moneyfacts an average ...

Payers are feeling the pain. it's startin: payers are feeling the pain. it's starting to _ payers are feeling the pain. it's starting to feel like it's almost relentless. it's like, 0k, once you -et relentless. it's like, 0k, once you get a _ relentless. it's like, 0k, once you get a start? — relentless. it's like, 0k, once you get a start? every time there's been a rate _ get a start? every time there's been a rate increase we know the bank of england _ a rate increase we know the bank of england has increased the interest rates _ england has increased the interest rates for— england has ...

Like it is almost relentless. like, 0k, where is it going to stop? every time there's been a rate increase, the bank of england has increased the interest rates, literally the next week saying, "good news! we are putting up your repayments." this is what's happening in the mortgage market. an average two—year fixed—rate is now 5.72% without the bank of england changing the official rate since last month. and for a five—year fix, this is now at 5.41%. these are the highest levels since the aftermath of that mini budget crisis late last year. mortgage companies including tsb and santander ...