The final stretch of the general election campaign is underway, following the conclusion of the last primary contests, as President Trump embarks on a series of high-profile campaign stops ahead of November. Meanwhile, financial markets brace for an anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate hike, a move that could influence economic conditions leading into the election. Political developments also include a Kennedy Center board decision to temporarily close its doors again, raising questions about operational challenges. Separately, two unlikely impeachment efforts against the president are gaining traction, adding another layer of uncertainty to the already volatile political landscape.
In today's issue: ▪ Democrats riding high ▪ Fed expected to raise rates ▪ Kennedy Center board votes to close again ▪ Two longshot impeachment attempts The general election season has officially entered the home stretch as the last primaries wrapped up Tuesday and President Trump today is making the first of many promised campaign stops in the coming...
