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Updates:
The Economy:
Inflation Up Again in October Increasing Americans’ Affordability Woes
CPI increased 0.4% in October, hotter than economists expected
Key Points
- Consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, exceeding economists’ 0.3% forecast.
- Food prices increased 0.5%, while energy rose 0.7%, including gasoline, fuel oil, and electricity.
- Higher inflation could influence another Federal Reserve interest-rate increase and pressured stocks at opening.
The average cost for a new vehicle in the U.S. hits a record high: over $51,000
The average transaction cost for a new vehicle has reached a record high: $51,109. That’s according to a report out today from the Kelley Blue Book, which is part of the analytics firm Cox Automotive.
That’s about $500 above the last record, set in December 2025.
Car prices have been stubbornly high for years, especially since the pandemic, mainly driven by supply chain issues. And they’ve gotten higher recently, in part thanks to tariffs and to buyers flocking to, and car companies making, larger, fancier vehicles.
The Worst People in the World:
From the MarKODA Files-The White Male Privilege Edition:
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Craven Assholes:
Haley Stevens Was in the Republican Cloakroom for Congress’ First Votes Back Since the Election
Reporters didn’t see the Michigan Democrat on the first day back in session since the midterms, but the House clerk recorded two “yea” votes from her.
Rep. Haley Stevens may be a pariah to her party, but she showed up to work on Monday night anyway, albeit practically in hiding.
A week after blowing up her professional life with her shocking endorsement of Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, many wondered if Stevens would show her face in the Capitol again. Her colleagues have said she made a “terrible decision” and conducted a “despicable betrayal. They even said there is “not a place” for her in the Democratic caucus.