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Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee said Monday that he’s more worried about inflation now than he is unemployment, even with apparent progress made on the war with Iran.In a CNBC interview, the central banker said policymaking is difficult in the current environment. He spoke shortly after President Donald Trump announced that progress had been made in negotiations with Iran and that further attacks on energy infrastructure would be halted for five days as talks continue.”The most important thing is to figure out the through line of what is happening,” Goolsbee said in a “Squawk Box” interview. “What makes this…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Nate Smith got a little too comfortable while performing on stage with fellow country star Morgan Wallen.During a recent interview with Billboard News, the 40-year-old musician said one of the things he learned about the “Last Night” singer while on tour with him is that “he’s a very forgiving person.””One of the nights during the tour, I may have thrown a drink at him on stage. I might have done that. I might have done that,” he admitted. “I might have. And I thought I was trying to be funny, and it…

This report is from this week’s The Tech Download newsletter. Like what you see? You can subscribe here.Helium has emerged as a key focus for the tech sector as industry watchers cast their minds to the implications of a prolonged Iran war.A byproduct of natural gas production, helium is crucial to semiconductor manufacturing and the world’s second largest supplier has seen its export capacity hamstrung by Iranian strikes. Qatar, which owns part of the world’s largest gas field, provided over 30% of the market in 2025, according to S&P Global. That’s a big gap to fill. “The shutdown of Qatar helium production due…

Iraq’s Australian coach Graham Arnold speaks to AAP about his quest to qualify for June’s World Cup. Iraq face a play-off on Wednesday (AEDT).

In Bhutan’s Trongsa district, plans are afoot at the Royal Heritage Museum to turn its forested grounds into part of the museum experience, with hiking trails featuring auditory exhibitions on migratory birds, alongside tea tastings using Samcholing village’s bright, sweet green tea.At Bhutan’s National Museum in Paro, housed in the former watchtower of Ta Dzong, a major revamp is underway. Long home to some 3,000 artefacts – from royal heirlooms and sacred relics to textiles and natural history – the museum is looking to construct a new outdoor amphitheatre, and introduce sound-and-light installations for cultural events. In June, it will launch…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Ted Cruz insists that President Donald Trump will be “impeached over and over and over again” if the Democrats win back control of the House in this year’s midterm elections.And the conservative firebrand and three-term senator from Texas, in a sit-down interview this week with Fox News Digital, argued that if Democrats win both the House and Senate majorities in the midterms, “they will do whatever they can to burn it down,” as he pointed to the agenda passed by Trump and Republicans in Congress.As they fight to hold their…

Blockage of the all-important Strait of Hormuz has caused the largest disruption in the oil market, and gold price is feeling the heat. While the long-term outlook remains bullish, investors are keen on how the Fed and other major central banks will respond to the uncertainties. Besides, hopes of a ceasefire in the Middle East remain fragile after Iran rejected the US peace plan.Bulls strive to defend crucial support as oil prices riseGold is a conventional safe-haven asset in times of geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. Indeed, these were some of its key bullish drivers during its historic rally of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ahead of the Grand Prix of Alabama, an IndyCar driver walked away from a scary crash that prompted an emergency response.Scott McLaughlin lost control of his car attempting to make a hard left turn. Commentators estimated he was traveling at least 150 mph at impact.The car went off course and crashed into the wall, rear end first.   Scott McLaughlin, driving the Team Penske Chevrolet during the NTT IndyCar Series’ Children’s Of Alabama Indy Grand Prix March 27, 2026, at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Ala.  (Brett Farmer/Lumen via Getty Images)A view from…

Collingwood has been dealt a brutal injury blow after its skipper was ruled out with a pair of concerns.