1 Killed, 4 injured, Suspect at Large; Fed Hikes Interest Rates, Hints at Pause
A shooter is still at large after killing one person and injuring four others in Atlanta, Georgia. Police have identified him and asked for help tracing him down on Wednesday evening.
The U.S. central bank decided on a 0.25 percent interest rate increase Wednesday. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell also hinted that there may be a pause on future rate hikes.
Senators pressured the White House to hold the Chinese Communist Party accountable for selling solar panel parts, oftentimes made with forced labor, in supply chains that end up in the United States.
