The u.S. Consumer Confidence Index slid to 94.2 in September from 97.8 in August (revised from 97.4), worse than the 96.0 consensus, according to data released by The Conference Board on Tuesday.

Consumer confidence dropped again in September, just as the U.S. braces for a possible government shutdown at midnight. The Conference Board’s main index came in at 94.2, down from 97.8 in August.

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The full moon will arrive in the United States on Tuesday, Oct. 7, per NASA. Passport processing times are back to pre-pandemic estimates. Jane Goodall died Wednesday at age 91. The ballroom is open ...

President Trump on Monday night announced tariffs of 10% on softwood timber and lumber alongside a 25% tariff on "certain upholstered wooden products" due to take effect on October 14, according to ...