Lucas Museum Reveals First Exhibitions With ‘Star Wars,’ Comics, Rockwell and Narrative Art Across Cultures
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has unveiled the first exhibitions visitors will see when the long-awaited Los Angeles institution opens on Sept. 22, and the overall message is clear: this will not simply be a museum for “Star Wars” fans. The Los Angeles Times reported that the museum will debut with about 20 inaugural […]
U.S. Telecom Agency Broadens China Restrictions With New Push on Device Testing and Network Links
The Federal Communications Commission has voted to expand its technology crackdown on China, signaling that U.S. officials want tighter control not only over Chinese telecom equipment itself but also over the systems and institutions that help bring electronic devices into the American market. The FCC unanimously advanced a proposal to bar all Chinese laboratories from […]
Most Split Fed Vote Since 1992 Leaves Markets Rethinking the Outlook for Lower Rates
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on April 29, but the real significance of the meeting was how divided policymakers appeared to be. Fed kept its benchmark rate in the 3.5% to 3.75% range, as expected, yet the vote was the most split since 1992. Eight officials supported holding rates steady, while four dissented: […]
