ICYMI: The person who has emerged as one of the most influential figures sorting out last month’s banking crisis "Nobody can predict these things," Michael Barr said to me. "You just have to be humble about them, and that’s why we need more robust rules.” washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

Newsy day to come, with data on wages and two reports on what went wrong in the banking system last month A little preview ahead of the Fed and FDIC's investigations, and what kinds of recommendations we can expect: washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

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It’s been the honor of a lifetime to earn the trust of women navigating post-Roe America. Thank you, Pulitzer board, for recognizing the importance of their stories. It means the world to me, and to them. pulitzer.org/winners/caroli…

McHenry, McCarthy and Graves just exited the speaker’s office

McCarthy as bill nears House vote: "Washington's spending addiction is both irresponsible and just wrong. So let's stop it. I'll be honest, tonight's bill doesn't stop it. But for the first time, we begin to turn the ship. This shouldn't be our last." washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

Recapped yesterday’s Fed decision — and what to expect from here — with CNN Early Start with Rahel Solomon Plus our full story w/ Abha Bhattarai: washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

A housing recession? In this economy? Last year’s housing market recession has already turned around. Construction times are improving. There are more homes available. Price are stabilizing after soaring, then dropping. In sum: the worst seems behind us. washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

Always a treat to join the Post Reports team to unpack the latest version of....what is happening in the economy? This time, Will Oremus and I look at the growing number of things that are starting to look...good? (Caveats apply.) Listen here: washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…

"We’ve covered a lot of ground, and the full effects of our tightening have yet to be felt." Jay Powell, kicking off today's press conference: washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

Last year, Caroline Kitchener told the story of Brooke & Billy, Texas teens who became parents because of an abortion ban Now, the question looming over the 19-year-olds' lives is: can they keep it together? The answer, as Caroline always finds, isn't simple: washingtonpost.com/politics/inter…

NEW: Highways are the next antiabortion target. Activists are traveling from city to city in TX to pass new laws that make it illegal to transport anyone to get an abortion out of state on roads within the city or county limits. Reporting from Llano, TX: washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/…

Early remarks from Jay Powell include those key words: "proceeding carefully" Powell mentions a slew of uncertainties “both old and new” that make the Fed’s job harder More to come from his Q&A at the Economic Club of New York washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

Good timing for today’s front page story, led by the great Rachel Leah Siegel

The past few days have been especially hard at our beloved newspaper, with new announcements every few minutes about our colleagues taking the buyouts. This is some tremendously good news in the thick of it all -- thanks to those who have fought for this contract for 18 months!!

This is me shortly after arriving in the United States. It was while my mind was still in the box that the Islamic Republic had placed me in. This is me before I tried to learn beyond what I was fed before I saw the truth of the situation. It's when I still believe the

We're thrilled to announce veteran trial & appellate lawyer Charles Siegel has been elevated to name partner. This change, reflected in our new name, Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel, and refreshed look recognizes Charles's remarkable contributions & leadership in high-profile litigation.

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Firm attorney, Kim Rosales, has earned the prestigious 40 Under 40 Award from the National Trial Lawyers in recognition of her outstanding work in the legal field. Congratulations, Kim! buff.ly/49S0yiy

Florida’s 6-week ban takes effect today, halting most abortions in the third most populous state. I witnessed women crying and pleading for help in the final hours at a FL clinic yesterday — where a 24-hour waiting period meant they were already too late. washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/05…