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Sunday, February 1, 2026

Orange County confirms second measles case in traveler who visited Disneyland, California Adventure

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Orange County confirms second measles case in traveler who visited Disneyland and California Adventure.

Orange County confirms second measles case in traveler who visited Disneyland, California Adventure

Orange County has confirmed a second case of measles in a traveler who visited Disneyland and California Adventure, sponsored by rxcardclub.com.

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A case of measles has been confirmed in Los Angeles County, and the infected person is also visiting Orange County. The person with measles traveled on Vivo Bus Flight 518

and visited several locations in the Los Angeles area, including LAX, Disneyland, and Dunkin' Donuts. Measles is a highly contagious virus.

People who were exposed to the infected person should continue to watch for symptoms for 21 days after possible exposure. Health officials urge the public to get vaccinated against measles.

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Snohomish County confirms 3 new measles cases.

Anyone who is not immune to measles in Snohomish County and the surrounding area should be concerned.

that they may have been exposed to measles if they spent. time in Snohomish County.-- A -- Regarding the warning from Snohomish County health officials after a sixth case of measles was reported,

who was attending a Christian service at a Slavic church. on January 18 between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Anyone who was inside during that time could have been exposed to the virus. The big news about this new case that we just posted is that it appears.

that they were exposed locally to someone we didn't know about, which means there is probably undetected transmission going on around the community.

The number of all 2018 cases during the statewide outbreak. This is certainly the highest number of cases we’ve seen in January in decades.

The county declared an outbreak two weeks ago after an infected family from South Carolina arrived and infected 3 local children. You are immune, but if you’re not vaccinated.

It’s highly contagious. If you walked into that room and someone had measles, and you had 10 people who weren’t vaccinated.

You’d expect 9 out of those 10 people to get measles. To protect themselves and others, health officials advise people to double-check their vaccination status.

And if you don’t know your status, get vaccinated if you can, and now is a great time to do so. We reached out to the church for comment, but it declined to discuss the matter.

Lincoln Medical Facility says it identified the first confirmed measles case in decades.

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The physician's Assistant who diagnosed the case. The doctor who diagnosed the case says that there was a lot of it. The doctor's assistant who diagnosed the case says that there was a lot of it.

The symptoms of the case that the doctor who diagnosed the case says that there are a lot of it

There are symptoms of a "common cold" this time of year -- but he had symptoms of a "common cold" this time of year.

-- but he never had symptoms of a "common cold" this time of year -- but he had never seen symptoms of a "common cold" this year -- but he had never seen any cases of "common cold" this year --

but he had never seen any cases of a "common cold" this year -- but he had never seen any cases of a "common cold" this year -- but he had never seen any cases of a "common cold" this year -- but he had never seen any cases of a "common cold" this year --

Snohomish County measles outbreak grows, latest case linked to Mukilteo church

If you or someone you know was at the Slavic Christian Church vigil in McLean on Sunday, Jan. 18, between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., you may have come into contact with a child with measles. Snohomish County officials have previously issued the most important message during this measles outbreak, which is simply to make sure people know their immunization status

and then stay home if they get sick. Oh, and stay home if they’ve been exposed and know they’re not immune to measles. Getting sick with measles can mean developing any of the following:

Fever, rash, cough, runny nose, and red, watery eyes, which can appear 10 to 14 days after the measles outbreak. Officials say you shouldn't go to a clinic or hospital without calling first, if you suspect

that you might have spread it to more people. In addition to the case at the church, the county also confirmed cases of two children who were in a family who already had a positive case of measles in one of their siblings

, which means there was no risk to the public, reassuring the public that the county is already well prepared for this disease,

as you all know, safe because they're vaccinated. And and you know, my best guess would be somewhere between 80 and 90

and probably closer to 90 percent, maybe a little higher. With this, the number of measles cases in the county is now at six after three children initially tested positive in early January

when the county says they unknowingly contracted the disease while visiting family from South Carolina.

Saturday, January 31, 2026

Drake Maye is among the nine players the Patriots list as questionable

Shahid Riaz January 31, 2026 0

Drake Maye is among the nine players the Patriots list as questionable.

Drake May is among nine players on the Patriots' roster who are questionable. Let's welcome our Patriots reporter, Mike Rea, and NFL analyst Mina Kimes.

And Mike, what else can you tell us about Drake May's absence? Okay, Brian, I want to add something that you just heard from Mike Vrabel.

He was asked if Drake May had not been sick, would he have practiced today? And he said yes. Oh, but here's the deal. I said,

We've been dealing with this illness for six weeks or so with other players." So, he's trying to protect not just Drake May but the rest of the team.

He added that Drake May came in for meetings this morning, but you can't talk about that without mentioning the shoulder. And I want to drill,

Brian, what do you do with your own two eyes in terms of what we know and what we know about it? Drake May has admitted that he's not 100 percent.

But he expressed confidence that he'll be there by the time the Super Bowl comes around, and he didn't think the shoulder would affect his ability to throw in the Super Bowl.

But I want to tell you that it was unusual when I was at practice on Thursday, and he was there. We usually see quarterbacks throwing in practice.

And none of the quarterbacks Didn't throw in practice. So Mike Riel said they've got their game plan for first down, second down, and third down.

They're going to have four practices in California, and all eyes will be on Drake Mays and how much he's throwing in those practices in California. Yeah, absolutely. Okay,

Mina, I think Drake is good for Super Bowl Sunday. Um, give me your key to the Patriots offense for Seattle's defense, which is ranked the top in the NFL.

Well, they're going to need that shoulder to work because Drake Mays, I believe, is going to have to push the ball downfield for New England to succeed. This is not a defense.

that you can just lean over and dunk on. This is not a defense that you can just run the ball over. Luckily for New England, Drake Mays is one of the best deep throwers in the NFL this year.

And the stat that I'm interested in, I'm looking at That window is a tight completion. He led all quarterbacks in tight window completions downfield, throwing to Kahan Buti,

who has really emerged as a threat in that regard. Along with Stephan Diggs. Seattle has been excellent for much of this year. They have allowed just two points per attempt on tight window throws, second best in the league.

But we just saw Matthew Stafford get the ball downfield with a tight window completion. I think the New England Patriots will have to replicate that to get the ball moving against Seattle.

Or at least come close to it. Yeah, that was the best thing about Derek Mathis' season, throwing downfield. He was probably the best in the NFL during the regular season.

Okay, Mike Reese, thank you very much. Mina, sit down. More from you in just a moment. Okay, in the meantime, the Seahawks are coming off their fourth Super Bowl appearance.

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and have won nine straight games, including the playoffs. Their second-longest streak in franchise history. Seattle Super Bowl teams have something in common: a very strong defense. This is their third time.

making the Super Bowl while leading the league in scoring defense in the regular season, which is tied for the most in NFL history. Sam Darnold has been elite this season when he's on the field.

His 32 completions of 20 or more yards in the regular season were second in the NFL behind Matthew Stafford. Okay, Mina Kim is still with us.

Let’s bring on the Lindsey Theory. And Lindsey Sam Darnold has been dealing with an oblique injury since the divisional round. What more can you tell us about

How is he progressing, and what does he look like out there on the practice field? Hi Amina. Well, I had a brief meeting with Sam Darnold before his first Super Bowl prep practice.

He tells me he’s feeling good. I asked him, of course, how many times are you going to throw the ball today, Sam? He joked around a bit. Obviously,

He doesn’t want to reveal exactly what his plan is for practice. I can tell you, Amina, he was officially listed as limited on the attendance report.

I also spoke to my teammate, Kenneth Walker, and really asked him how the offense has been able to move forward with their quarterbacks over the last two weeks of practice.

He tells me it’s all about the mental reps that Darnold is taking, as well as the mental reps the team is taking with him. He says

That’s helping the offense because we’ve really been confident in the details and sticking to our process. Now, Mike McDonald is expected.

to meet with reporters later in the day. Of course, we’ll try to find out as much as we can about that as he prepares for the Super Bowl.

So what’s Darnold’s plan? As you mentioned earlier, there are still nine days left. Feeling a lot better. Mina, what’s the key for Sam Darnold to get through this Patriots defense?

Yeah, I think Seattle has done a great job this year, which is a play-action passing attack. When they use play-action, they average 10.3 yards per play,

which is surprisingly leading the NFL. When they put heavy bodies on the field, they are exceptional. Sam gets under center.

That shows they have a lot of explosiveness. Now, the challenge here is that New England's defense has been excellent against play-action this entire season.

They are first in paper play and second in yards per play. So, it's a real power matchup between Seattle and New England, but I think Seattle is going to have to be able to

push the ball down the field the way they have been this season. Yeah, a matchup I know everyone's eyes will be on during the Super Bowl. Lindsay, thanks so much for the insight. Mina, we'll see you on the show in a little bit.

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Friday, January 30, 2026

Trump warns Britain on China ties as Starmer hails reset.

Shahid Riaz January 30, 2026 0

Trump warns Britain on China ties as Starmer hails reset.

Trump warns UK over China ties as Starmer praises reset. Starmer has moved Britain closer to China as Trump continues to threaten and destabilize.

Trump warns Britain on China ties as Starmer hails reset

Tonight, are we seeing the world order rewritten? Good night to a special program from Beijing on the world order and whether the younger stepson’s visit here is part of a much larger global shift.

Karamama becomes the latest foreign leader to build trade and trust with China in the name of mutual benefit. Beijing seems to have won the argument for maintaining differences on human rights and geopolitics,

while laying the foundation for a pragmatic relationship based on economics and a shared belief in a rules-based world order. For some, of course, like Canadian leader Mark Carney, that world leader is already in the world order because major powers around the world are dismantling him,

not least Donald Trump, whose tariff wars, regional threats, and military action have gone hand in hand with trashing post-war institutions and treaties.

So, is Britain being pushed into seeking new relationships? Has Trump made China great again, you might say? I’m in Brussels, where the EU is caught between an untrustworthy America.

and an increasingly dominant China. And I’m in Washington, D.C., where the Trump administration is reacting to traditional allies looking east and turning to China.

The last British leader here was Theresa May eight years ago. Much has changed since then. Britain has seen Chinese spying scandals and alleged cyberattacks.

China’s alignment with Russia through the invasion of Ukraine. Then came Donald Trump and his dismantling of old alliances. And despite the economic boom in Britain,

Sakhar Stallmer thought it was time to move on from these dark days of disagreement. He already is.

He is trying to sell the trip as a mutual success in business terms, with British citizens now able to visit China without a visa.

This is our political editor, Gary Gibbon. The generation of the security state here is long. The drumbeat of a sunset curfew means medieval gates and huts must be closed to the outside world.

Today’s surveillance state is a high-tech, often brutal successor, but karma has decided that Britain cannot afford to keep China at arm's length.

Chinese state media said Kama was hoping for Beijing’s economic development. Figures. His host, President Xi, was warm in his opening remarks,

praising Cama for rejecting the icy relationship pursued by recent Tory governments and referring to those volatile times, without naming Donald Trump.

Over the years, China-UK relations have gone through some twists and turns. This has not served the interests of both our countries. At present, the world is fluid and turbulent.

In the past, Labour governments have played a significant role in promoting China-UK relations. You have said publicly that China is an opportunity and that dealing with the Chinese is not a choice but a necessity.

I appreciate those words. As you said, this is the first visit by our UK Prime Minister in eight years. In my mind, it has gone too far.

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I look forward to taking our relationship further, focusing on delivering development and security for the UK. My only complaint is that the visit is too short.

Karma boasted that his meeting with President Xi lasted longer than planned, lasting about 3 hours in total, and yielded real results in the national interest.

He said that human rights issues, such as the upcoming sentencing of British businessman Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong, were raised. For example, how forcefully did you raise issues such as the jailing of pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai?

Well, we raised those issues as you would expect.

Um, part of the rationale for engagement is to make sure that we can both take advantage of the opportunities available, which we have, but also have a serious conversation about the issues.

that we disagree on. Was he listening to that? Do you think so? Um, yes, we had a respectful discussion about that. The Chinese Premier introduced Karma to the guard of honour. This is a serious shift in the UK’s stance on China.

The government has decided that China’s industrial-scale espionage, its cyberattacks, and its support for Russia through the

Ukraine conflict and more should not be an obstacle to improving economic relations. No 10 said there were already tangible benefits from the new approach,

including 30-day visa-free travel to China for British visitors, bringing the UK into line with countries that have maintained ties with China, such as France and Germany.

And we’ve made some really good progress on the whisky tariff, um, on visa-free travel to China, and on information sharing and cooperation, on irregular migration.

In the eight years since Theresa May arrived in Beijing, the global order has been shaken. New-age costume cults have taken hold of visitors to the Forbidden City.

President Trump’s attacks on the international order have made a number of governments think they need to toe the line.

Beijing and President Xi are trying their best to seize the moment, urging long-time US allies to exercise more autonomy.

Prime Minister, what is your impression of President Xi? Is he someone you can do business with? Yes, we had a very productive session,

But despite the warming relationship, doing business will not lead to the massive infrastructure investment from China that the UK has been begging for.

The economic benefits may not seem as historic as Kstarma would like, but right now, he will take anything that tickles the stubbornly sticky economic dial. Okay,

A little earlier. Gary, join in here. Gary, um, the Prime Minister says he raised the Jimmy Lies and human rights, but I mean, how firmly?

Absolutely, uh, it has been very clearly established with China for a while. If you want to expand economic relations with China, you don't go down the path of making a lot of noise about human rights.

You turn down the volume a little bit. And there have been people who have tried to play it both ways. Get economic engagement, come here and sit in the room and say, "

What about Sue and Sukes and the rest?" And what the Chinese do in the room is say, "Oh, well, you want to talk about that?" And they keep burning all the time

Who was available to you in the room to discuss this issue and punish you like that? What we know about Kearstalmer is

that he now proudly calls himself a British pragmatist all the time. He doesn't want to go down that path. He wants to keep talking about things,

But he is willing to adjust the volume. And I think that's what he did in the room today with President Xi and others. Now the Chinese are also pointing at Trump.

and saying that we are the people who are keeping the world order. Where do we think Karma is now in the world order, and where is it going? Well, we had an interview with Kama at Chequers last week.

and asked him exactly that. Where was he on the spectrum of leaders? If Mark Carney was at the front and had in fact more or less abandoned the old world order, where was Karma?

And you got the very strong impression that he was at the other end of that spectrum. He still desperately wants to cling to the idea that the US and the intelligence, defence, and other sectors.

have a special relationship that will be very familiar even after Donald Trump. But there are already people in Vital who are apparently starting to get a frightful amount of him.

The task of looking into the crystal ball that imagines Britain without that relationship. And one of the things he often goes around saying is that it will take decades to unravel.

Gary Gibbon was speaking to me earlier. Now, President Xi has described the world we live in as turbulent and fluid. But China’s economy is growing steadily,

seeking to dominate all the key technologies of the 21st century. So how does Britain understand this growing power? Here’s our economics correspondent, Helia Ebrahimi.

Let’s look at the bigger picture, the race for global supremacy in the US with President Trump on one side, countries like the US in the middle, and President Xi on the other. Well, the US

economy is still the largest in the world, at $28 trillion. You have China in second place with $18 trillion and the UK in sixth place with just under $4 trillion.

And when it comes to defence, the US remains the biggest spender. But here’s the rub, because that $300 billion goes a long way in China.

It has allowed President Xi to build 234 warships, creating the world’s largest navy. China has been very clear that it wants to dominate the industrial world,

especially in new technologies like AI and quantum computing, with the clean energy and rare earths that they need. And in many of those areas, like green energy

In robotics, China is already ahead. And one of the numbers that American tech bosses are looking at is how much money is being spent on research and development.

And you can see how close China is to catching up. Of the 74 key technologies where the US used to dominate, China now leads in 66 of them.

In the real world, this shows up in the number of new inventions. Look at the patent applications. Virtually zero. And now, suddenly, China is at 1.8 million.

That’s a huge swing. Now China’s edge holds great appeal, but it’s a relationship that has brought risks as well as opportunities. There has been a wave of Chinese investment in the UK,

including some of the country’s biggest pub chains, a Premier League football club, and some of London’s most recognisable skyscrapers.

But the real money has been in critical infrastructure, nuclear power, battery storage, and clean energy. But this is also where the controversy has arisen. The 2020 decision to exclude Chinese tech giant Huawei from our 5G mobile network at the behest of the Americans revealed the challenge of finding solutions on the Chinese side. Currently, the head of Huawei UK, Manat, is one of Britain’s leading industrialists.

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Thursday, January 29, 2026

Fed holds rates steady, signaling risks to economy are dropping

Shahid Riaz January 29, 2026 0

Fed holds rates steady, signaling risks to the economy are dropping.

The Fed has kept rates steady, and the risks to the economy are receding; they pull you back in. Yeah. Look, I wish you would. I'm stuck in it.

Is there a good time? Yes, that's it. There's a build-up there. Good. Okay. Okay. That's true. Is that crazy? How are you? Yeah. Great.

What? Think fire. Hello everyone. When the news conference begins, the Chair will make a brief opening statement and then take questions. If you have any questions,

So please raise your hand and stand by this table. This may happen while you wait. Which one is your favorite? Any are fine.

Two minutes. This is amazing. Good morning. Oh, my colleagues and I are fully focused on achieving our dual mandate goals of maximum employment and stable prices for the benefit of the American people.

The U.S. economy expanded at a solid pace last year and is on a strong footing in 2026. While job growth has been subdued, the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilizing

And inflation is somewhat elevated. Today, in support of our goals, the Federal Open Market Committee decided to leave our policy rate unchanged. After cutting our policy rate by 75 basis points over our previous three meetings

We view the current stance of monetary policy as appropriate to promote progress toward both our maximum employment and 2% inflation goals. I have more to say.

After a brief review of economic developments, let me turn to monetary policy. Available indicators suggest that economic activity is expanding at a solid pace.

Consumer spending has been solid, and business fixed investment has continued to expand. In contrast, activity in the housing sector has been weak.

The temporary shutdown of the federal government likely had an impact on economic activity in the last quarter, but those effects should be reversed as the reopening supports growth in this quarter.

The unemployment rate was 4.4% in December and has been little changed in recent months. Job growth has been subdued. Total nonfarm payrolls have fallen by an average of 22,000 per month over the past three months.

Excluding government employment, private payrolls increased by an average of 29,000 per month. The pace of job growth over the past year

Much of the slowdown reflects a slowdown in labor force growth due to immigration and lower labor force participation. Labor demand, however, has also softened markedly.

Other indicators, including openings, layoffs, hiring, and modest wage growth, show little change in recent months. Inflation has fallen significantly from its mid-2022 highs,

but remains somewhat elevated relative to our 2% long-term objective. Estimates based on the consumer price index indicate that total PCE prices rose 2.9% during the 12 months ending in December, and core PCE prices, excluding the volatile food and energy categories, rose 3.0%.

These elevated readings largely reflect inflation in the goods sector, which has been exacerbated by the impact of continued volatility in the services sector. Near-term measures of inflation expectations

have declined from their highs last year, as reflected in both market and survey-based measures. Most measures of longer-term expectations remain consistent with our 2% inflation goal.

Our monetary policy actions are guided by our dual mandate to promote maximum employment and stable prices for the American people.

At today’s meeting, the Committee decided to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 3.5 and 3/4 percent. Since last September, we have cut our policy rate by 75 basis points, or 3/4 of a percentage point,

and brought it within the range of possible estimates of neutral. This normalization of our policy stance should help stabilize the labor market while allowing inflation to resume its downward trend toward 2%.

With the impact of the tariff hikes having passed, we are well-positioned to determine the extent and timing of additional adjustments to our policy rate based on incoming data, the emerging outlook, and the

and the balance of risks. Monetary policy is not on a pre-determined course, and we will make our decisions on a meeting-by-meeting basis. To conclude, the Fed has two goals for monetary policy.

Maximum employment and stable prices. We are committed to supporting maximum employment, bringing inflation to our 2% objective on a sustainable basis, and keeping longer-term inflation expectations well-aligned.

Our success in achieving these goals is important to all Americans. We expect the Fed will continue to do our jobs with objectivity, integrity, and a deep commitment to serving the American people.

Thank you. I look forward to your questions. Hi, Chris Rigber at the Associated Press. Thank you. Um, I wanted to ask, you know, you attended the Lisa Cook hearing at the Supreme Court last week.

uh and Treasury Secretary Scott Besson made political criticism of that. Can you tell me why you attended and what you would say in response to the Secretary's criticism?

So, let me start by saying I don't respond to other officials' comments, whoever they are. It's just not appropriate to do so. I'll tell you why I participated.

Um, I would say that this case is probably the most important legal case in the 113-year history of the Fed. And I thought about it, I thought, why didn't I participate?

It's probably hard to explain. Uh, also, um, Paul Volcker went to a Supreme Court case that I think was famous in 1985 or so.

So that's ideal, and I thought that was an appropriate thing to do, and I did it. Great, and then immediately follow the job market. Uh, you mentioned last month that the household survey could be skewed.

Um, and you also mentioned the possibility of haunted jobs, which would show that we're still in a negative hiring trajectory. Um, so do you see the unemployment rate coming down

And what is the basis for me to say that things have stabilized? Thank you so, yeah, really two questions. One is that we are going through data distortions from the shutdown.

They get smaller in December than they were in November. So, we are getting to a point where they are no longer material. They are still there,

But it is a tweak here and there. Um, the reason why we changed the statement, let me get it out. Um, you were just uh, we were saying that there was an increase in judges cutting jobs in recent months.

So, we have seen, you know, data coming in that gives some indication of stabilization. I won't go too far with this, but there are some signs of continued cooling in some of the signs of consolidation.

And we thought that the data was no longer a good explanation, and the outlook for economic activity has clearly improved since the last meeting.

And that matters for labor demand and employment over time. So for those two reasons, we thought we would take that language out of the statement.

NickNick Timos, Wall Street Journal. Oh, Chair Pell, you've generally avoided getting directly involved in political controversy, and the video statement on January 11 was a departure.

What made this different, and are you concerned that it could draw the institution into further political debates? So, today I'm just going to point you to the statement that I made on January 11.

I'm not going to expand on it or repeat it. So, uh, I'm not just going to go into this press conference and and and, the economy and what we did today, but something else related, but I'm not going to get into that.

Can you say whether the Fed has responded to the subpoena?

I don't have anything for you today. Mike, Michael McKay from Bloomberg Radio TV. Have you decided whether you're going to stay on as governor of the Federal Reserve? And if so, can you tell us what it is? And if not, when can we make a decision?

Uh, no. And I really don't have anything for you again today. Oh, why do you want to leave at all under the circumstances? Again, I uh I don't want to get into that.

That's not something I'm in the time and place for those questions, and uh, but it's not something I'm going to get into today. Thank you.

Um, Claire Jones, Financial Times. Thank you very much for taking my questions. Um, another one that, you know, could lead to a similar response. Um, we've seen quite a big move in the dollar in recent days. What do you think

Is driving the US currency down, and are you concerned about the extent of the volatility this week? Thank you. So, Claire, as you probably know, you know,

We don't really comment on the dollar. The administration, particularly the Treasury Department, has the job of overseeing the currency and so on, and the exchange rate and all of that.

We don't comment on that. That's not our usual role. So I don't have anything for you. But I mean, what's your view on the market movement?

I mean, what's your thinking behind them? Are these asset managers diversified? Is that, yeah, I just don't know you, we don't talk about the dollar.

We don't talk about what moves it. Um, I just don't think it's appropriate to do that. That's really up to the Treasury Department.

That's their role, their bailiwick, and we stay out of it. We do monetary policy and some other things, but we don't comment on the dollar.

Sorry, Neil. Hi, Chrissy Paul. Neil Irwin with Axios Um, obviously no SCP at this meeting, but in light of the slightly firmer language in the statement about labor market growth,

Should we assume that the timeline for any further cuts has been pushed back compared to what people might have thought in December? Well,

First of all, if you look at the data that has come in since the last meeting, there is, um, a clear improvement in growth. The data has come in, and the gray book shows the sentiment of everything that this year is starting on a solid footing for growth.

Oh, inflation performed as expected, and as I mentioned, some of the labor market data suggests that you know we are in evidence of consolidation.

So it's a strong forecast overall if that's your question. Um, I'm not sure I answered your question. uh but but in terms of the uhtiming or pacing of any additional easing.

So we didn't tell you what we would say about that after this meeting, after three recent rate cuts, we were well-positioned to address the risks that we believe are there on both sides of our dual mandate, and we will continue to meet and make our decisions based on the data that comes in.

We haven't made any decisions about future meetings, but you know, the economy is growing at a solid pace. The unemployment rate has been broadly.

stable, and the inflation rate has been somewhat elevated. So, we'll look at our objective variables and let the data guide us. SteveSteve Leeman, CNBC, and stick with questions that you can answer.

Thank you, um. You said earlier that I believe the current policy rate is at the high end of neutral, and if you look at the SCP and the long-term rate,

16 of the 19 officials are actually below that in their long-term. Is the Fed still in the process of getting it to the mid-range of neutral, and what will it take to get there?

So, what I counted was that four out of 19 were at or above that. I might have missed one, but I thought it was four.

Um, and if you look at the U.S. dealer survey, it was 10 out of 58 where we were at or above that. So, you're right. This is the high end of the range.

What we say is that it's within the range of reasonable estimates. This is the high end of that range, but it's for some people, they think it's neutral, I think.

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Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 teaser is for the ‘Privacy Display’ [Gallery]

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Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 teaser is for the ‘Privacy Display.’

Samsung's first Galaxy S26 teaser is for a 'privacy display'. Okay. Here's the picture. You're on your phone in public, maybe replying to a message,

checking your bank app, or typing in a password, and you suddenly get this feeling. It's that weird feeling that someone right next to you is reading your screen.

We've been there, and Samsung clearly knows it because they're teasing something for the Galaxy S26 that's meant to completely shut it down.

Samsung has just released a set of teaser videos that hint at a brand-new display feature focused on privacy. The basic idea is simple, yet clever.

Your screen looks perfectly normal when you look at it straight on, but the moment someone tries to peek from the side, the content completely disappears.

No weird screen tilt. It's not trying to block your phone with your shoulder. It just handles it. It's basically the same problem.

That privacy screen protectors try to solve, but instead of sticking an extra layer of plastic over your display and ruining the brightness and viewing angles, Samsung is building it right into the screen.

According to the teasers, this Privacy Display, which is the name Samsung is using internally, adds a whole new layer of protection against what it's simply calling shoulder surfing.

Interestingly, it doesn't seem to be an all-or-nothing feature. Samsung is hinting that you'll be able to choose exactly what gets protected.

So it's possible to just hide the app or just make sure it's not visible. You're doing sensitive things like typing in a password or PIN.

This is a big deal because it means you’re not sacrificing usability just to stay private. In the teaser clips,

you can practically see the effect. Look at the phone from the side, and the content disappears while everything looks perfectly fine to the person using it.

If it works as smoothly as Samsung says, this could be one of those features you don’t need until you use it once

and never want to go back. There’s a catch, though. Right now, all the rumors point to it only coming to the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

So, if you’re looking at the standard S26 or Plus model, this could be one of those Ultra-only flex features. And honestly, it wouldn’t be surprising

given how Samsung usually develops its most experimental technology. As for timing, the Galaxy S26 lineup is expected to arrive by the end of February.

So, we probably won’t have to wait long to see how it performs in the real world. Now, I’m really curious what you think. Is

this a genuinely useful feature or just another flashy gimmick that looks cooler than it really is? Let me know your thoughts below. And as always, thanks for watching. I’ll catch you in the next one.

Galaxy S26 Ultra Privacy Display Feature First LOOK

Galaxy S26 Ultra Privacy Display Feature First Look. So, this is your first look at the privacy screen feature coming to the Galaxy S26 series. As mentioned in the previous video,

Samsung is working on a feature similar to a privacy screen protector, but this time, you don’t actually need a privacy screen protector. The feature will be built directly into 1 UI8.5.

This leaked 1 UI demo shows how to enable this feature that restricts the view from different angles. This will really come in handy for those.

who travel a lot on the metro or other public transport systems, where privacy is a priority, while using the device in public.

According to this demo, 1 UI 8.5 will have a dedicated toggle in the Quick Settings panel from where you can easily enable or disable this feature.

Other Galaxy AI features that were leaked include a Calling Assistant feature, where the Call Assistant screen calls you. Callers will be asked for their name and the reason for their call before the call is connected.

This is a bit different from the Text Call feature that is currently available on the Galaxy S25 series. On top of that, Samsung is adding a Creative Studio feature where you can add images or text prompts.

and turn them into custom stickers. Samsung has also taken the S Pen a step further, and now it has an asymmetrical arc-shaped design.

But thankfully, the S Pen is still present on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Similarly, the color options for the Galaxy S26 series have also been leaked. There will be Black Shadow, White Shadow, Galaxy, and Ultra Violet color options.

Note that there is no mention of Titanium in the color names. So, this could mean that, like Apple, Samsung could also say goodbye to titanium on its next Galaxy phones.

When it comes to pricing, it is expected to remain the same as last year despite the ongoing RAM reduction. The Galaxy S26 will start at $799.

The Galaxy S26 Plus will start at $999, and the Galaxy S26 Ultra will start at $1,299. So, that’s the latest information we have so far on the upcoming Galaxy S26 series.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments section, and I’ll catch you up on the next one.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra First Look | Privacy Display S Pen Confirmed

Samsung seems set to take on shoulder surfers head-on. Instead of relying on third-party screen protectors or

large add-ons, Samsung seems to be building privacy protection directly into the phone’s hardware and software, with new leaks pointing to a Privacy Display feature coming to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. A recent leak from 1 UI 8.5 shared

by an Ultron X offers the first clear preview of how the feature will work. It’s essentially a system-wide setting.

designed to keep private content out of the sight of anyone nearby. Based on the leaked screenshots, users will be able to control the strength of the effect and decide.

when it activates. Samsung is developing automatic triggers that can recognize crowded environments like buses, trains, or cafes and automatically reduce the side view of the screen.

These settings also include a custom conditions menu, which allows you to create your own rules. For example, you can set Privacy to automatically turn on when opening banking apps or entering a PIN on the lock screen.

The leaks further suggest that Privacy Display will let users choose which parts of the screen are visible while dimming or obscuring others. Notifications, pop-up windows, lock screen fields, and images can all be hidden with an additional maximum privacy mode that makes the display even harder to read from a side angle.

The system relies on FlexMagic Pixel technology, which is likely enhanced by AI, to adjust pixels in real time and prevent unwanted viewing. And now, Ice Universe has shared a post on Xconfirming that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature an S Pen with fresh and stylish new functionality. Just like the S24 Ultra, it will support all Bluetooth features as well as a few new capabilities.

that have yet to be revealed. Several leaks have also emerged suggesting that this is no problem. The S Pen chamber can be clearly seen in one of the leaked renders.

which reassures fans that next year’s flagship will indeed retain the S Pen. In another post, ICE shared that Samsung plans to immediately restart the Galaxy S26 Plus project, as the S25 edge is selling less than expected.

Samsung has decided to revive the S26Plus model due to the bleak future of the iPhone Air. Ice Universe added his commentary, calling it ridiculous.

According to him, Samsung has become a speculator without any free will, following Apple’s lead. As a result, he says the company has been caught in Apple’s trap.

and forced to rethink its plans. It’s ridiculous, he concludes. What are your thoughts on this? Let me know in the comments section.

Finally, here we have our first official look at the GalaxyS26 Ultra. Samsung is gearing up to launch its next ultra smartphone, the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

And now we have our first look at it via leaked CADrenders. These images shared by Android Headlines give us a clear idea of the phone’s design and what we can expect.

. The Galaxy S26 Ultra will be the most powerful and premium model in the upcoming Galaxy S26 series. The new renders showcase the device from every angle,

And since CAD renders are usually very close to the final product, they provide a reliable preview. There’s also a 360° video that offers a full view of the phone.

While Samsung hasn't made any dramatic changes to the design, there are some notable updates. In these renders, the device features a flat display with a small, centered punch-hole for the front camera. The bezels are extremely thin and uniform,

which gives the phone a modern and refined look. The frame and back are mostly flat with slightly curved edges, making it more comfortable to hold.

On the back, the Galaxy S26 Ultra has four cameras, three of which are arranged in a vertically-standing camera island that sticks out 4.5mm.

while the fourth camera is built directly into the rear panel. An LED flash and additional sensors are placed above the fourth camera. The right side of the device features the power and volume buttons, while the bottom has a USB Type-C port.

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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Doctors offer a rival childhood vaccine schedule to the Trump administration's

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Doctors offer a rival childhood vaccine schedule to the Trump administration's

Doctors offer a rival childhood vaccine schedule to the Trump administration's Talk, sponsored by RxCardClub.com. Get a free prescription drug card and save up to 85%. American Academy of Pediatrics,

The AAP has released revised recommendations for childhood immunizations that run counter to the Trump administration’s reduced vaccine schedule.

The expanded endorsement of vaccines targeting a wide range of diseases, including RSV, hepatitis, rotavirus, influenza, meningococcal disease, measles, and pertussis, is underway.

OP stresses the importance of measles vaccines in light of recent outbreaks, with more than 2,200 cases and three deaths last year. OP’s recommendations have been endorsed by dozens of medical and health care organizations,

But the Department of Health and Human Services criticized OP for being angry that the CDC has overturned corporate influence over vaccine recommendations.

It also recommends that parents consult with doctors before giving vaccines for certain diseases. OPhas previously clashed with the administration,

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Pediatricians clash with CDC over 2026 vaccine guidelines: What parents need to know.

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Tonight on Health Watch, the American Academy of Pediatrics continues to recommend vaccinations for children against 18 diseases. Earlier this month,

The CDC’s unannounced schedule for updates, despite opposition from a group of medical experts and several other major medical organizations, recommends fewer vaccines.

CBS NEWS MIAMI’S Skaren Hua has more from Houston. The American Academy of Pediatrics’ 2026 Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule recommends routine vaccinations against 18 diseases.

The vaccine schedule reinforces our work to ensure that every child in every community across this country can live the safe and healthy lives they deserve.

Earlier this month The CDC removed routine vaccination recommendations for hepatitis A and B, meningococcal disease, rotavirus, flu, RSV, and COVID-19.

and relegated them to high-risk groups and non-shared decision-making. When parents and doctors discuss whether treatment is appropriate, it is not appropriate.

There is no medically justifiable reason to reduce recommendations for dangerous diseases. Some children should be exposed to treatable diseases and die.

Medical groups endorse the American Academy of Pediatrics vaccine list over CDC advice.

Coming up in six, we’ll share what the sticking points will be. The American Academy of Pediatrics continues to recommend vaccinations for children against 18 diseases.

Earlier this month, the CDC revised its childhood immunization schedule, recommending fewer vaccines. Karen Waugh has more. The 2026 childhood immunization schedule recommends routine vaccinations against 18 diseases.

The vaccine schedule reinforces our work to ensure that every child in every community across this country has the safe and healthy life they deserve.

The AAP schedule is being replaced by the CDC’s release earlier this month. The CDC is removing routine vaccination recommendations for hepatitis A and B, meningococcal disease, and rotavirus.

flu, RSV, and COVID-19, and downgrading them to higher-risk groups, and under shared decision-making. When parents and doctors discuss it.

Determine if treatment is appropriate; there is a legitimate organic reason to downgrade the recommendations.

for these dangerous diseases. There is no reason why children should suffer and die from treatable diseases. 12 major medical and healthcare organizations

Representing more than 1 million healthcare professionals are endorsing the THEAAP schedule. It reflects the best available science, expert consensus, and decades of real-world data,

demonstrating the life-saving impact of timely vaccinations between seasonal flu and measles prevention. It is more important than ever to have transparent and consistent communication from trusted sources to the public.

We have been fortunate to have a really good pediatrician whom I trust.

Totally, Becca Slocum says: As a mother of four, the CDC’s vaccine schedule changes. We will continue to follow the best advice from our doctor,

who I think will follow the schedule already suggested. That sissy knows how important it is to keep your baby.

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Monday, January 26, 2026

rams vs seahawks: Seahawks prevail over Rams in NFC Championship Game

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rams vs seahawks: Seahawks prevail over Rams in NFC Championship Game

Rams vs. Seahawks: The Seahawks dominated the Rams in the NFC Championship Game. They have a two-headed backfield with Kenneth Walker and Zach on the defensive front. That's going to be a story today.

Kevin: Third and five. Darnold, got the defensive martyr. He'll pick it up. Another chapter for Rasheed Shaheed but these are pretty easy to complete

And Fordernold is pretty easy to read. >> Kevin: A quick pass out from Smith-Njgba and a nice move out of nowhere, Seattle is very much in the option and you won't see a ton of it at the end

But you know at the end of the voting he'll come back to it. >> Kevin: Walker inside, not much there, still fighting forward, still going forward,

Walker. How did he get this far? >> Kevin: Seahawks end up here. Walker gets it back, tries to get to the edge. He's pretty fast. He got there, touchdown set.

set. >> TOM: An electric start. There are about four unblocked Rams in the hole. Walker just blocks his feet and then uses his speed to the defense's themi meter

where he's happy. Go 150 yards for a touchdown, not the typical length of the field. KEVIN: Play action pressure, Stafford takes deep action, Naqua is open, he got it.

Stafford has a big connection to Naqua and the loudest fans in the NFL 26. KEVIN: Stafford, throw it to Lotto Naqua. Now it's fourth down and 10.

The field goal unit comes out. Who won with a 42 yarder in overtime. This for 44. And MEVIS drilled it and it's good. Rams took the big play Tonaqua

and put things down on the board to make it 7-3 in the first scoring. They do a great job of keeping the defense balanced. Kevin: Darnold on the fake, rolling to the left, freezing down, AJ Barner, first down.

The Rams could live on this one today. Kevin: Fake on the play, Darnold, a scene towering, lots of room to run, Kenneth Bunch is looking for a first down and more.

Kevin: Third and short, George O'Looney checks in. Looking, throwing. Did he keep it in bounds? 137 yards so far this quarter.

Second and goal, Walker. Leaping over the pile, he's back at the five. Forkley Martin's crew's first flag of the day so far. Tom: Maybe a hold Antum: Maybe

Hold Bradford. Referee: Holding offense number 75, 10-yard penalty, already touching this first quarter. Third and goal. Darnold, zips it,

Incomplete, trying to get it to AJ Barner. The fans wanted a flag, I don't find Kevin: 27-yard attempt to Myers. That kick goes up and over.

So the Seahawks brought it back to a 7-point game. Tom Brady will call Blood Sports, Die will be cast on the play, not much change.

You need guys -- there was an alert, this sign that Stafford made to the side of his helmet. Kevin: He gives NACUAWHO who runs outside

And gets hit very hard. A lot of teams don't do that. Some people call a play in the headland that they run. That's why the Rams have been successful with Matthew.

Kevin: Quick throw inside the deventedums and the beauty of a throw and catch. Kevin: Third and 10. STAFFORD, in trouble, big trouble, down and ball isove. They'll say he was wrong.

Kevin: They messed up there. Here's MEVIS, that kick is drilled right up and through. Two field goals, Harrison Mevis, to take all three.

Which led to the University of Michigan winning the NFC Championship, back and now. Kevin: Pressure, now thrust and Smith-Njgba caught.

That's a first down for the Seahawks. I say the internship paid off for McDonald. Kevin: Second and long, Foreman rush, pressure, in trouble and dropped. First Ram sack of the day.

Tom: That's what he is, Riley Dickson, one of the best punters in the league. Oh, boy, that's a bummer. XAFB IER Smith, who was ready to be the number one seed here.

A lot of games have come down to a 2-point conversion. Kevin: Parkinson, Picketty end, first down. First time Stafford has hit a hard target today and he's been a huge part of Sean McVay,

It's unreal, the production they get from Higbee, Parkinson and Ferguson. Makes the structure easier when you have him on the field. >> Kevin:

Rips a one-two and takes it into Seattle territory, goes to Pokanakua and he picks up the 21. Inside the 30, Black Corum and under the 25.

He's giving him some juice right now but his ability to run the ball has been phenomenal on this drive. That's PUKA in the backfield.Kevin: STAFFORD, looking at him, connecting with NACUA

Who's about a yard out of bounds and half shy of STAFFORD first, looking. Looking, floating to one side, wide open and what a drive. They made it easy.

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It ends up being a little bit of zone coverage but they're matched up in the zone and everyone's going across. I don't know how you missed the track on Karen Williams.

Four-man rush, Darnold, good strong catch by Jackson Smith-Njegba. Four-man coverage, see if they can change it up a little bit. Kevin: Pressure, Darnold, deep start, it's caught and Smith-Njegba hangs on.

Kevin: Sure. They use the first timeout. Plenty of time. Darnold, down, Holani catches, makes a move, inside the 10 and it's first and goal.

So it's full for Charbonnet as the Seahawks are looking at themselves ROUTE.IT'S HARD FOR ANY DEFENSE BACK TO OVERCOME WHAT HE'S DOING.

Kevin: Darnold's looking at himself, pressure, he's got a man open, guess who? Smith-Njegba, touchdown set. Tom: They get plenty of time for Insmith-Njegba, touchdown set.

Tom: They get a lot of pass protection inside, Smith-Njgba in the backfield. They get a lot of time to stand in the pocket, wait to make progress. He comes out,

Cooper takes some of the coverage. And I don't know how you lost track of the ball, JSN. Kevin: Stafford for Seattle in the third quarter. Over the middle he goes to Tyler Heagy.

Ended up at the 41 yard line. They'll call their final timeout with 8 seconds left. Maybe Hail Mary. If you're watching the field deli. Kevin: 8 seconds to go, no out.

Just a three-man rush.. Tom: Oh, no. Kevin: Tough now. The clock's running out. It'll make it to halftime. And they're going to say he's ruined.

Seattle's got the ball. They say he's down and the game's over. Emanuri will get it right back but it will be half over. He was clearly down.

That takes us to the break with a 17-13 lead for the Seahawks. Primary target and really throws the Rams defense off. No bull's eye here.

Pressured again, pulled away and got it taken away. The RAMs go to Darnold for the second time. You heard him talk about it

And they've caught McVay's desire. Tom: They had some downfield Darnold. Just pick up the sack and get the best punter in the league to take position. Kevin: That's what they're going to try to do.

Deep spiraling kick, Smith, he lost it, Seattle got it back. All year.Tom: This team has clearly gotten better. They fired their special teams coach in December. Players, special teams and look where this Seattle is at.

Zone, caught, Jacobo. That's his fourth catch of the year. Tom: Last week it was a martyr earthquake. Martyr earthquake. It's a Bobo earthquake on that. Full coverage going around the right side of the field.

Bobo corner with a scramble to the post, all the way back, the length of the room. Great throw by Darnold and great job by Kubiak dialing it in.

Kevin: Now it's Stafford's turn on the play action. A deep, Parkinson's beauty and floats down to his feet inside the 40. The former Seahawk is having a career year and he catches it.

Grouping that the Rams started off with a great job. With Kevin: Let's rip it, Devontedamus is down inside the 5, a dart from Stafford. Huge play for the Rams.

Kevin: They're three-and-out tough here again. Stafford is looking to throw, swims in one, Adams is in, touchdown, L.A. is some answer. He and the Rams are getting in a lot of long drives.

Kevin: Kenneth Walker, off to a hot start, has been blocked since. Nothing there. He had his first two drives of 35 yards. He's only had 40.

The Rams have found a way to make it tight for him. Struggling in that area. Seattle is 3-7 on third down, unprotected.

But third and long is a tough spot to control. Kevin: Darnold, wide open, that's good for a first down, that's the Coopers Cup last week.

Pick up on third and late. Here's Walker, looking for a little seam, not much to do with him, getting blocked for a first down,

He's got the 11. He didn't expect that. Kevin: They saw that part. It's JAXON SMITH-NJIGBA INMOTION,

They throw it to him, get a block. And SMITH-NJIGBA gets down to the 20. You said every time he hits it

And they're rude to him. By no means perfect but they love him for being a real football player, getting there

And he's got to the line of scrimmage, he did a great job. Kevin: Third down, Cooper Cup, it's inside, touchdown Seahawks.

Tom: Yeah, nothing too fancy. It ends with zone coverage. Gets clean inside. Cooper just feels the sweet spot in that zone.

Darnold looks like he's on the left, opens up that empty zone a little bit, look at the eyes: is that it? It feels like 200 yards. I said that early in the game,

the way this defense is playing. Deonte Adams has come alive in the game. He hit the spoon again. That's why. Kevin: pressure, Staffordsteps away, threw

and it was almost stopped, it was close, Oni got his hands on it, incomplete, fourth and long. Receiver and couldn't catch. That's the reality. Richard Sherman.

Tom: What was the player receiver actually. Kevin: We had a penalty way late in the game. I'm assuming this play was overscored. What could possibly happen here?

I think it's going to be like Unsportsmanlike on satellite after the game. Referee: After the play was over, unsportsmanlike conduct, taunting, Seattle No. 27.15 yard penalty from the dead ball spot, automatic first down.

Kevin: Oh, my goodness. Referee: Unsportsmanlike, disqualification Kevin: That was fourth and 12. You saw him scare the Athramis bench team. That's right. He's going to the bench,

directing it at the opponent. That's a huge penalty. Now that's a first down. Discipline in big moments, that's expensive. Kevin: Now see if they can make them pay.

NACUA is open, he got it, touchdown!. Tom: He goes for it, goes to right back Oni who just got penalized, slight bobble, incredible catch by Nacua.

Great job by Stafford going back to him. Here's the way. A little hesitation at that move point which is about 14 yards. That's where the intermediate passing comes in.

When you can freeze the defensive back's feet, even a little bit, that's where you take the separation down the field. A costly penalty.

And then giving up the deep one, one-on-one course PUKA NACUA. REFEREE: The rule on the field was a touchdown. This play is now under video review. Kevin: They review every score.

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Sunday, February 1, 2026

Orange County confirms second measles case in traveler who visited Disneyland and California Adventure.

Snohomish County confirms 3 new measles cases.

Lincoln Medical Facility says it identified the first confirmed measles case in decades.

Snohomish County measles outbreak grows, latest case linked to Mukilteo church

Saturday, January 31, 2026

Drake Maye is among the nine players the Patriots list as questionable.

Friday, January 30, 2026

Trump warns Britain on China ties as Starmer hails reset.

Thursday, January 29, 2026

Fed holds rates steady, signaling risks to the economy are dropping.

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 teaser is for the ‘Privacy Display.’

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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Doctors offer a rival childhood vaccine schedule to the Trump administration's

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Monday, January 26, 2026

rams vs seahawks: Seahawks prevail over Rams in NFC Championship Game

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