Summer vacations are a presidential tradition. It’s presidential vacation season and Joe Biden is enjoying some uninterrupted - so far, at least - time outside of the White House. Vacations don’t always go as planned, with major events and executive duties sometimes interrupting a president’s downtime. White House From Martha’s Vineyard addresses to rushing back to D.C.: When presidential vacations don't go to plan While there are clear signs that prices aren’t spiking as quickly, and that the economy can avoid a recession, Powell warned in a press conference last week that the central bank had “a long way to go.” Fed policymakers are also projecting unemployment to climb as they continue those efforts. The Fed will face another major decision on rates at its September meeting. Big banks and Wall Street economists are increasingly bullish on the possibility. It’s also a sign the Fed could still achieve the nigh-impossible “soft landing” - taming inflation without sending the economy into a tailspin. While that figure fell short of forecasts - the employment estimates from May and June were also revised down by a combined 49,000 - the unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent and wage growth accelerated.įriday’s middle-of-the-road report reflects a gradual unwinding of tight labor conditions that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says has helped keep prices elevated despite a rapid escalation in borrowing costs. The Labor Department on Friday announced that 187,000 jobs were added to the economy in July. The economy is still on solid footing and the public still isn't giving President Joe Biden much credit. The public remains anxious about what’s ahead.
White House A steady economy offers no boost for Biden Zelenskyy posted a photo of himself shaking hands with Christie on X, formerly known as Twitter, Friday. On the trip Friday, Christie met with Zelenskyy and visited towns affected by the war, including the once-Russian-occupied city of Bucha, a Christie spokesperson confirmed to POLITICO. Former Vice President Mike Pence visited in June. The trip marked Christie’s first time to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion last year and made him the second GOP presidential candidate to visit the nation.
Chris Christie made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Friday to visit President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and reaffirm his support of the United States' funding efforts for the country.
The GOP presidential candidate and former governor met with Zelenksyy and visited towns affected by the war, including the once-Russian-occupied city of Bucha.įormer New Jersey Gov. Elections Christie visits Zelenskyy, takes shot at Trump during surprise Ukraine trip
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