Consumer News: U.S. ports to receive grant to aid supply chain issues, high mortgage rates aren’s slowing down the housing market.
Oil futures are now more than $100 per barrel, a price not seen since 2014.
(CNN) — With an invasion of Ukraine underway, President Biden has announced additional harsh sanctions against Russia targeting more of Russia’s banks and elites. The sanction sent the Russian stock market and currency plunging. Isabel Rosales reports. Categories: National News, News
Consumer News: Unemployment claims fall in the U.S., how the Russian invasion of Ukraine can affect Americans at home and more.
Ukraine is in state of emergency with dozens of explosions overnight in the capital city. This comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion, calling it a “special operation.” Officials say at least 40 Ukranian soldiers and a number of civilians have been killed so far.
Mortgage rates are on the rise, but the housing market isn’t slowing down. A North Carolina realtor posted a video this week on social media that’s going viral, showing just how competitive buyers have to be to get the home they want.
The protesters say they’re calling on President Biden to enforce severe sanctions against the Kremlin.
A convoy of truck drivers are headed east to Washington D.C. from San Bernardino County, California, as part of ‘The People’s Convoy,’ protesting COVID-19 restrictions.
A senior FBI cyber official warns U.S. businesses and local governments they should be vigilant against potential ransomware attacks. Days earlier, multiple U.S. agencies issued a similar warning to executives at major U.S. banks.
A soda giant is branching out with a new drink.
