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America and China have both imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of imported goods, and there’s no obvious solution in sight.

The report, due at 8:30 a.m., is expected to add to a recent string of encouraging economic readings, even with trade tensions rising.

Zion’s Joy!, a vocal group from Indianapolis, takes issue with the company’s treating the video for “What Would Heaven Look Like” as political speech.

Minutes of the June meeting revealed the Federal Reserve considered a different forecasting method to avoid some of the shortcomings of using bond yields.

Comments from the Trump administration suggest that it may not view the independence of the Fed as sacred.

Prosecutors say that Dr. Alain Kaloyeros was so worried about pleasing Gov. Andrew Cuomo that he rigged state contracts to benefit two donors.

Mr. Pruitt, a former Oklahoma attorney general, had been hailed by conservatives for his zealous deregulation, but could not overcome the stain of ethics questions.

New Yorkers are making deals, finding investors, landing internships and peddling their wares in the back seats of strangers’ cars across the city.

Economists of many stripes say tariffs invite retaliation. Unilaterally lowering trade barriers would be a better approach, some say.

Formula E, which will finish its season in Brooklyn this month, is a laboratory for automakers to work on problems like range, charging time and excess heat.