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Fox News: New Mexico governor temporarily suspends open, concealed carry across Albuquerque: 'Violence at every turn'
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham suspends right to carry guns in public in response to recent gun violence. The emergency order faces legal challenges, but the governor believes she needs to act.
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Fox News: Biden in a 'lot of trouble' as economic trends turn 'frightening,' warns Charles Payne
FOX Business Network host Charles Payne expressed concern over the state of the U.S. economy, warning that economic indicators are pointing towards extreme pain and that Americans are unprepared for what is coming. Payne highlighted issues such as high delinquency rates, rising credit card interest rates, and low gasoline inventories, suggesting that $4-per-gallon gasoline could soon look cheap. He emphasized that the current situation is just the tip of the iceberg and that things are likely to get much worse.
Deutsche Bank strategists warned that the U.S. economy has a greater chance of falling into a recession in the next year due to persistently high inflation. They stated that a recession is more likely than a "soft landing" as a result of the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hike campaign. The strategists suggested that the Fed needs to tighten monetary policy to bring inflation down to its target of 2%, but acknowledged that a soft landing is still possible.