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A Delta passenger claimed he was able to make it past nearly four security checkpoints with his ID in hand but a stranger’s plane ticket.

It was previously believed that the 20-year-old was "leaning toward" obtaining a degree in fashion.

It was previously believed that the 20-year-old was "leaning toward" obtaining a degree in fashion.

"This is f—king wrong and somebody's going to die," the drummer recalled.

"This is f—king wrong and somebody's going to die," the drummer recalled.

Jeff Gattis said the rising cost of gaming tech is likely to mean more people will stream their games online.

Page Six confirmed Howard Stern laid off around a dozen staffers from his SiriusXM show.

Page Six confirmed Howard Stern laid off around a dozen staffers from his SiriusXM show.

Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley honeymoons in Switzerland, Hudson Williams vacations in Greece and more snaps...

Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley honeymoons in Switzerland, Hudson Williams vacations in Greece and more snaps...

The United Cajun Navy has set the record straight and confirmed that Nolan Wells was not fully clothed when the missing teen’s body was found in the water in Mississippi.

News broke earlier this month that the "Possession" actress and her husband, Jack Antonoff, have separated after three years of marriage.

News broke earlier this month that the "Possession" actress and her husband separated after three years of marriage.

There's a solid pitching matchup on tap between the Guardians and Twins on Thursday afternoon.

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The end of Season 19 and the end of an era.

The fast-moving inferno started outside between the two Antelope homes before spreading, prompting a second alarm for more resources.

AIpocalypse No! Initial Jobless Claims Collapse To Lowest Since 1969

Amid ongoing exclamations of an AIpocalypse in the jobs market, the number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time crashed to just 187k last week (well below expectations)...

That is the lowest since 1969...

Additionally, continuous jobless claims tumbled back below 1.8mm (1.796mm) Americans...

Zero signs of labor market stress in any of this data as the 'low hire, no fire' economy pushes forward.

Tyler Durden Thu, 07/23/2026 - 08:39

ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged (As Expected), Warns 'Full Energy Inflationary Shock Yet To Come'

The European Central Bank  kept its key deposit rate unchanged at 2.25 percent and said it was "closely monitoring" the inflationary impact of fresh conflict in the Middle East.

The ECB reiterated it won’t pre-commit but act one meeting at a time based on information as it arrives.

"Uncertainty remains high and the full inflationary impact of the energy shock has yet to play out," the lender of last resort for the 21 countries that use the euro said.

"The Governing Council is therefore closely monitoring the intensity and duration of the shock."

The ECB’s hawkish posture preserves its status at the vanguard of Group-of-Seven central banks after it last month became the first in that club to raise rates since the Iran war began.

Last month’s rate increase sparked discussions that the ECB might make a mistake similar to hikes in 2008 and 2011 which were quickly rolled back.

That debate persisted after peace talks between Washington and Tehran caused energy prices to drop sharply.

For all their sense of nervousness then however, the latest flare-up in fighting has emboldened policymakers in judging their recent hike to be fully justified.

“With today’s decision, the Governing Council remains well positioned to navigate the uncertainty caused by the conflict.”

The euro extended its overnight weakness against the dollar...

...and Bund yields remained elevated...

For now, traders are largely unmoved on the future ECB rate trajectory, holding around 48bps of hikes by year-end. As Bloomberg Economics' David Powell noted: 

“Even when oil prices were close to their lowest for the summer, President Christine Lagarde retained a hawkish tone. Buoyant commodity prices keep the Governing Council on track to raise borrowing costs again in September, when it’s armed with fresh forecasts from the staff economists, for a final time in this short tightening cycle.”

Deutsche Bank Chief European Economist Mark Wall says the ECB’s pause today shouldn’t be seen as hesitation. Rather, he says it’s a hold while the central bank updates forecasting before hiking in September. 

“The only question is: will one more hike to 2.50% be enough to curb the inflation risks? The answer will depend on growth as much as it will on inflation.”

The September meeting is widely seen as a natural point to deliver such a move if required, backed by new quarterly staff forecasts, inflation prints for the two prior months and more economic data including several business surveys.

Tyler Durden Thu, 07/23/2026 - 08:30