AP NewsCast 3pm EDT
Summary
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years, a move criticized by President Trump and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, while stocks mixed and retail sales rose. The report also covers a deadly collision in Los Angeles involving an SUV and a bus, a goldmine collapse in Sudan, and a meeting between Canadian and British leaders. Additionally, an analysis reveals $177 billion in federal grants have been cut or frozen, and former President Obama announced the death of his pet dog, Sunny.
Topics discussed
Fed raises rates, Trump criticism, and market updates
LA bus crash and subsequent helicopter tragedy
Sudan goldmine collapse and Carney-Burnham meeting
Analysis of $177B in cut federal grants
Obama dog Sunny's death and mastocytosis health segment
M&M's Popped Caramel commercial
Greenies Dental Treats commercial
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