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The Federal Reserve has promised to maintain record-low interest rates to support the United States economy in the pandemic’s worsening times. As COVID-19 cases continuously shatter record highs set by the U.S., it has left many economists convinced that the economy cannot make any sustained recovery until the epidemic is maintained and that most Americans will feel safe conducting their normal outdoor daily activities. Following the Fed’s update on its monetary policy last Thursday, the near-zero interest rates are intended to stimulate spending and inject liquidity into the economy.

Technology Trending

November 14, 2020 Staff Writer

ByteDance Competitor, Kuaishou Technology, Launches Forward in the Chinese Tech Industry

Kuaishou Technology, the owner of the Chinese social media and video sharing app of the same name, plans to file for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange within the coming weeks, according to South China Morning Post (SCMP).

International

November 11, 2020 Staff Writer

In Poland, New Restrictive Abortion Ruling Prompts Widespread Backlash

On October 22nd Poland’s constitutional court ruled that abortion in cases of severe fetal deformities was unconstitutional. This ruling further restricted access to abortion in what was already one of the most difficult European nations to have the procedure. In response to the ruling, citizens in the nation’s capital, Warsaw, took to the streets in protest.

Finance Trending

November 11, 2020 Staff Writer

Biden’s Effect on the Markets

President-elect Joe Biden won the presidential race, according to the Associated Press. He is the first president since George W. Bush to enter the house without power over the house or senate.

Finance Trending

November 11, 2020 Staff Writer

Domestic Manufacturing

The coronavirus pandemic has debilitated the US economy in many different aspects. From the stock market to the unemployment rate, no one can deny that this virus has hit every sector of the American economy.

Trending

November 9, 2020 Staff Writer

This Season’s Biggest Trend: Voting

At its core, fashion is a form of self-expression. During the campaigning season of the 2020 election, many Americans have let fashion choices express their political stances. From sporting apparel, masks, T-shirts, totes, and accessories: every article of clothing worn by these political fashionistas incorporated the importance of voting in their outfit of the day. The propaganda must have worked looking at the quantity of this year’s voter turnouts.

Local Stillman News

November 9, 2020 Staff Writer

Seton Hall Will Continue Hybrid Learning in the Spring

As the fall semester comes to an end, students and faculty alike are wondering what the spring semester is going to be like. One thing is for certain, and that is the freedom for students to choose remote learning once again.

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In Poland, New Restrictive Abortion Ruling Prompts Widespread Backlash

Seton Hall Will Continue Hybrid Learning in the Spring

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