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Overall consumer prices rose 6.2% in September from a year earlier, the same pace as in August. A mixed bag of new economic data released this week gave President Biden some bright spots to tout ahead of the midterm elections while also handing Republicans fresh fodder for their contention that Democrats have hurt families’ finances. The figures showed that the economy continues to grow but also included signs that a slowdown could be coming. Inflation, which administration officials in the past had projected would ebb, remains near a four-decade high despite easing from its peak in June.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa.—More than a thousand miles from the southern U.S. border, the ripple effects of an influx of immigrants into this former coal-mining city could help decide one of the most competitive congressional races in the country next month. Jim Bognet, a political appointee in the Trump administration and the Republican nominee for this area’s House seat, is making the case that the surge in illegal immigration under President Biden has brought crime and drugs to Pennsylvania’s eighth congressional district. There is little evidence connecting the issues, according to research from the Federal Reserve and academic studies, though many voters echo similar concerns.
PANMUNJOM, Korean Demilitarized Zone—Vice President Kamala Harris visited the heavily fortified area that separates the Koreas and condemned the Kim Jong Un regime, calling its weapons tests destabilizing. “In the North, we see a brutal dictatorship, rampant human-rights violations and an unlawful weapons program that threatens peace and stability,” Ms. Harris said in a speech Thursday.
TOKYO—Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking aboard a naval destroyer in Japan, called out China for what she called disturbing behavior and said the U.S. would deepen unofficial ties with Taiwan. Ms. Harris’s speech followed a series of meetings with allies in which she sought to reassure them of Washington’s security commitments amid escalating tensions with China and North Korea, which fired ballistic missiles a few hours after the speech.
TOKYO—Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking aboard a naval destroyer in Japan, called out China for what she called disturbing behavior and said the U.S. would deepen unofficial ties with Taiwan. Ms. Harris’s speech followed a series of meetings with allies in which she sought to reassure them of Washington’s security commitments amid escalating tensions with China and North Korea, which fired ballistic missiles a few hours after the speech.
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