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The years and billions spent on the James Webb telescope? Worth it, David Von Drehle writes
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See side-by-side comparisons of how the Webb telescope stacks up to its famous predecessor, the Hubble telescope.
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The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope are nearly here. Columnist on the unlikely NASA leader who turned a $10 billion debacle into groundbreaking science.
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The past week was one of the most joyous – and scary – of my life. (a 🧵)
I gave birth to my daughter and my heart grew several sizes.
Then the “silent killer” after childbirth hit me and I nearly died.
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Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) participants gather at the William McChesney Martin Jr. Building in Washington, D.C., for a two-day meeting held on June 14-15, 2022. federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy
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Federal Reserve Board and Federal Open Market Committee release economic projections from the June 14-15 FOMC meeting: federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pre
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Just finished Ways and Means by . It is fantastic. Anyone interested in the civil war, monetary policy or fiscal policy will love it. Much of our modern financial system was established during the war.
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Despite reports of high demand for child care and long waiting lists, child care providers aren't reporting a surge in enrollment. Why? 's and ' survey provides some answers.
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Members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System after swearing in ceremony on May 23, 2022. Learn more: federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/bi
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Joe Burrow shares his thoughts on the Baker Mayfield situation in Cleveland 🗣
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#LiveAtUrban this Thursday: Join , , , , & for a virtual discussion on inflation & its consequences for families with low & moderate incomes. Register to attend:
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We added a last minute speaker to our energy conference this morning!
Having two kids under three, I feel exceedingly fortunate to work at an organization that walks the talk on being supportive of families.
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TOMORROW! North Dakota's and Colorado's will participate in a bipartisan policymaker conversation during "Energy and Inflation: Drivers and Solutions" event, cohosted with . For full event info and to register:
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Lorie K. Logan is named as the Dallas Fed’s next president and CEO.
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Energy and Inflation: Drivers and Solutions
Join us for this virtual event, co-hosted with the , on 5/13 10am CT. Event will include a conversation between President and Dean . To register:
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"The supply chain is a whack-a-mole. They put out one fire in this part of the world, and then something flares up somewhere else," says President . "This isn't going to be in 2022 when supply chains get sorted out. Hopefully it will be 2023."
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“The companies that I talk to still say they are hopeful supply chains will get sorted out. It's taking a lot longer than I expected," says President . "The American people are paying prices that are much too high."
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"I never focus on the stock market as a goal," says President . "Ultimately it is our dual mandate that drives us."
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"The biggest surprise for me is that there's still $2.5T of excess savings on household balance sheets and it's not being spent down yet," says Pres. "I would have expected more spending on these household balance sheets were being spent down."
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Please see my new essay: "Policy Has Tightened a Lot. Is It Enough?"
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Energy and Inflation: Drivers and Solutions
Join us for this virtual event, co-hosted with the , on 5/13 10am CT. Speakers will explain the factors influencing energy prices and illuminate ways to stabilize costs. For event info and to register:
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President Ulysses S. Grant Deserves More Respect by Allen C. Guelzo
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"If we don’t want to live in a nepotistic society, we have to stop practicing nepotism. And by 'we,' I mean you. It is that simple, and that difficult," writes:
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The correct quote from last night’s event with Neel Kashkari is: “That’s one of our objectives: to keep inflation in check. And inflation is very high right now. It’s much too high.”
Find this quote at 26:42->
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Brrr-avo! ’s coldest instrument is now just a few degrees above the *lowest temp matter can reach.* Reaching this extreme low is key to beginning science operations! go.nasa.gov/3uBXWDN
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Great write up about in the Star Tribune!
Read more about her work at the Minneapolis Fed and how she is helping to diverse her field as an advocate for #WomenInSTEM:
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis manager Lindsey Dietz is an advocate and mentor for girls, young women and underrepresented minorities dreaming of STEM careers. strib.mn/3jov3Vr
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Mark your calendar! President will join Dr. Michael Osterholm for a discussion about "Pandemic Economics" hosted by on 4/19 at 7pm CT. This event is free, open to public, and will be livestreamed. For full event information:
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Financial regulation has never been more important, or more politically fraught.
Please submit your papers to the 2022 conference, "Between Policy and Politics", featuring world class scholars, policymakers, and a fireside chat with the one and only
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Thanks to , Lael Brainard, Raven Molloy, Jordan Conwell, , & for examining how experiences of inflation vary and to the audience for questions. For more, read presenters' summary briefs: bit.ly/3pAHj8L #UnequalInflation
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Just reread my yield curve piece from July 2018. While conditions today are obviously different than 2018, I continue to believe the yield curve gives us useful feedback about where the path of policy is relative to neutral.
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