fighting to save damar hamlin s life. and a stunning increase, that is how it is described. that is how the white house is describing the rise in a new covid subvariant. the white house joins us to talk about it. this is what we re watching at this hour. e remain day. in a fight not seen in more than a century and that is not perbo. a century. next hour they will be heading back into that chamber for a fourth straight day of voting and in an exercise that, let s be honest, has become groundhog day. kevin mccarthy has failed on 11 ballots and the path ahead very uncertain. the big difference at this hour is a conference call, all getting on the phone to talk about what kevin has and what he s negotiating and what kevin is going to do. mccarthy is fighting to win over more support, making some extreme concessions to get there. but still right now he doesn t have the numbers to win the gavel. all of this comes on the two-year mark of the insurrection on the capitol. we re goin
inflation. we will ask a member of the council of economic advisors about rising recession fears. then, former president trump claims he has already made a decision on 2024, he is just not telling anyone yet. we asked rick scott how the timing of that decision will impact the republican party and midterms only on fox news sunday plus our panel breaks down ran neal fox news poll right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is back at the white house. sky high gas prices plaguing him here at home. new fox news polls show americans disapprove of the job he is doing in his handling of the economy. hotter than expected june inflation report leaves wall street racing for another big hike to slow it all down. we will ask jared bernstein what the plan is to address the surge in prices. first let s go to the white house with the controversy surrounding the president s trip. the president is back home from a very busy four day trip to the mid
deal to release grbrittney grin and paul whelan. jennifer, what can you tell us about this offer? that s right, we have learned that the biden administration is prepare to send victor boot, this convicted russian arms dealer back to russia as part of a deal to try to bringwhelan ho. boot is currently serving a 25 year prison sentence. secretary of state antony blinken publicly announced yesterday that the administration has offered a, quote, substantial proposal to moscow to try to get these two wrongfully detained americans back home. blinken did not go in to specifics about what was in the proposal, but he did say it has been on the table for weeks now and that it has the direct backing and sign jooff of joe biden. prisoner swaps do require the president to signoff. so this is a significant signal. prisoner swaps are generally quite controversial in the administration and other administrations have generally avoided using them because there is a fear that other government
inflation. we will ask a member of the council of economic advisors about rising recession fears. then, former president trump claims he has already made a decision on 2024, he is just not telling anyone yet. we asked rick scott how the timing of that decision will impact the republican party and midterms only on fox news sunday plus our panel breaks down ran neal fox news poll right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is back at the white house. sky high gas prices plaguing him here at home. new fox news polls show americans disapprove of the job he is doing in his handling of the economy. hotter than expected june inflation report leaves wall street racing for another big hike to slow it all down. we will ask jared bernstein what the plan is to address the surge in prices. first let s go to the white house with the controversy surrounding the president s trip. the president is back home from a very busy four day trip to the mid
The U.S. Federal Reserve is reducing its headcount by about 300 people this year, mainly in the information technology department and positions connected to payment processing systems. These reductions are a combination of attrition and layoffs and represent the first budgeted decline in headcount since 2010. The staff cuts come at a sensitive time for the Fed, as it has incurred significant losses on its operations in recent months.