President Trump is at the World Economic Forum in Davos today, promoting his 'America First' agenda. How will it play? And for the nine movies competing for best picture in this year's Oscar race, it's more than just an honor to be nominated. It's a big boost for box office sales. We'll tell you which ones stand to benefit the most. And you can't go anywhere these days without seeing ads for bed in a box services. How have they changed the way we shop? Consumer Reports stops by to explain.
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Inflation rose 7.5% percent from last January to this January, higher than expected and the fastest rate of growth in 40 years. Consumer prices were up 0.6% percent from the previous month, with increases in food, electricity, and shelter as the biggest drivers. Veronique De Rugy, senior research fellow of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, joined Cheddar to give her biggest takeaways on the latest CPI report.
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Texas Sues Meta Over Facial Recognition
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How to Plan for Market Volatility
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