Washington Today (6-14-23): Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes, but says it may resume soon

Federal Reserve pauses interest rate increases for the first time in 15 months but suggests there will be more rate hikes soon. We hear from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at his news conference and talk with Associated Press economics reporter Chris Rugaber (4).

Attorney General Merrick Garland defending Special Counsel Jack Smith and his team of prosecutors and agents who brought the indictment of former President Donald Trump on federal charges dealing with the handling of classified documents, against charges of bias from the former president, calling the team "experienced and talented."

House Homeland Security Committee announces a five-phase investigation of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' policies on immigration and border security, possibly setting up impeachment by the House Judiciary Committee

Head of the Federal Highway Administration on rebuilding the collapse portion of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia.

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at Juneteenth holiday celebration on the White House South Lawn.

And we talk to c-span's producer in London, Peter Knowles, about why former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has suddenly resigned from Parliament, and whether he may try for a political comeback.


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Title: Washington Today (6-14-23): Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes, but says it may resume soon
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