Janet Yellen confirmed as Fed chair amid historic first
The Senate voted 56 to 26 to confirm Janet Yellen as head of the Federal Reserve, making her the first woman to lead the central bank. At 67, she will succeed Ben Bernanke on January 31 and faces unwinding the $85 billion monthly bond program while guiding policy back toward normalization.
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Supreme Court suspends Utah same sex weddings in appeal
The Supreme Court issued a stay halting Utah's same sex weddings while the state pursues its appeal. The order, not explaining the denial, delays nationwide rights and questions the court's readiness to rule on marriage equality.
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