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![The U.S. could see a massive disruption at East Coast ports in October if dock workers follow through on threats to strike.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Port-Worker-Featured-Image-Getty.jpg?w=300)
East Coast port workers issue 60-day strike notice, negotiations ‘at impasse’
The U.S. could see a massive disruption at East Coast ports in October if dock workers follow through on threats to strike if their contract demands are not met within 60 days. The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) represents more than 85,000 workers. The union is contracted with the United States Maritime Alliance. The dock workers’…
![GOP states filed a federal lawsuit to block the Biden admin’s rule that would extend health care coverage to DACA undocumented immigrants.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/GOP-Sue-Obamacare-FEAT-IMAGE-Getty.jpg?w=300)
GOP-led states sue to block health coverage for DACA recipients
A coalition of 15 Republican-led states has filed a federal lawsuit to stop the Biden administration’s plan to extend health care coverage to approximately 100,000 undocumented immigrants who currently fall under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). The legal challenge is unfolding against a backdrop of fluctuating border crossings and cities grappling with resource…
![JD Vance discussed Trump's 2024 plans, including state-controlled abortion decisions and mass deportations, in multiple interviews](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/JD-Vance-interviews-CLEAN-GETTY.jpg?w=300)
Vance speaks on Trump’s plans for abortion pills, deportations
Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, had multiple one-on-one interviews air on Sunday, Aug. 11. In the interviews, he spoke with CNN’s Dana Bash, CBS’ Margaret Brennan and ABC’s Jonathan Karl about former President Donald Trump’s plans should he be elected again in 2024. On CBS, Vance defended recent comments by the former president…
![As tensions grow in the Middle East, the U.S. has announced for the first time it's sending a nuclear powered submarine to the area.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CLEAN-USS-Georgia_Custom_featuredImage_Mon-Aug-12-2024.jpg?w=300)
US sending submarine to Middle East amid new developments
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has ordered a guided missile submarine to the Middle East. And Tom Cruise gives the Paris Olympics a Hollywood ending as we look toward the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Monday, Aug. 12, 2024. U.S. sending submarine to Middle East amid new…
![Iran may reconsider plans for “a multi-pronged attack” on Israel following Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CLEAN-Israel-Iran_Getty-Images_featuredImage_Fri-Aug-09-2024.jpg?w=1024)
Report: US warned Iran it will suffer devastating blow if it launches major attack on Israel
Iran may reconsider plans for “a multi-pronged attack” on Israel following Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran in July 2024, as reported by Politico and senior U.S. officials. Initially, Iranian authorities rejected the U.S. claim that Haniyeh’s death did not warrant a significant response. However, those authorities are now “increasingly on board” with this…
![Voters should carefully examine VP Harris's record on immigration, crime, and the economy before making their decision at the polls.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CLEAN-Harriss-record-of-failure-and-divisiveness-makes-her-unfit-for-presidency_AP-Images_featuredImage_Fri-Aug-09-2024.jpg?w=300)
Harris’ record of failure and divisiveness makes her unfit for presidency
Now that Vice President Kamala Harris is the Democratic presidential nominee, both critics and supporters are scrutinizing her record on key issues to either bolster or undermine her campaign. Immigration, crime, reproductive rights and the economy are among the key topics being analyzed. Those topics will likely continue to be debated in the three months…
![Many argue the Fed missed the boat last week after failing to cut rates two days before the jobs report triggered a recession indicator.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Simone-2-Fed-cuts-data_GETTY_CLEAN.jpg?w=300)
Fed cutting rates before September like ‘yelling fire in a crowded theater’
Many argue the Federal Reserve missed the boat after failing to cut rates to ease financial conditions two days before latest jobs report triggered a recession indicator on Friday, Aug. 2. The Federal Open Market Committee is not scheduled to meet again until Sept. 17-18. Now, experts are making the case for deeper rate cuts…
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Here’s why this former Fed adviser says we are already in a recession
The creator of a recession indicator that was triggered this past week said her rule is broken this time around and there’s no recession right now. But not everyone agrees. In fact, a different recession indicator points to the U.S. having entered a recession in October of last year. “We’re not in a recession,” Sahm…
![The Nobel laureate tapped to be Bangladesh's interim leader after the prime minister fled the country will be sworn in Thursday, Aug. 8.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CLEAN-Muhammad-Yunus_Reuters_featuredImage_Thu-Aug-08-2024.jpg?w=300)
Bangladesh’s interim prime minister to be sworn in Thursday
The Nobel Peace Laureate who will be Bangladesh’s interim leader is set to be sworn in Thursday, Aug. 8. Muhammad Yunus was asked to step in after the country’s prime minister resigned and fled the country on Monday, Aug. 5, amid deadly anti-government protests. Yunus had expressed support for the student-led protests that ended Prime…
![A report by the Rockefeller Foundation found that the success of the renewable energy transition may hinge on the world’s poorest nations.](https://san.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Poor-Energy-Featured-Image-Getty.jpg?w=300)
Global renewable energy transition may hinge on the world’s poorest nations
A recent report by the Rockefeller Foundation found that the success of the renewable energy transition may depend heavily on the world’s poorest nations. According to the report, the 72 most energy-poor countries will need to generate twice the current energy output of the United States from renewable sources by 2050. If those countries fail…
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