Feds end interest rate cuts
The Federal Reserve left the federal funds rate unchanged at 2 percent for the first time since last August, signaling a shift from aggressive cuts to inflation vigilance. Analysts debate whether rates stay steady into next spring or rise sooner if energy prices stay high.
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Bush to remove North Korea from terror list after nuclear pledge
President Bush announced lifting key sanctions on North Korea and removing it from the terrorism sponsor list, contingent on Pyongyang meeting denuclearization promises. He cautioned the move is a first step, with 45 days to finalize removal and ongoing monitoring by the United States.
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