内容摘要：That anyone that is here illegally must pay the consequences.

That anyone that is here illegally must pay the consequences.

says StarmerThe prime minister says he found common ground with President Trump as both really care about family.Mr Powell told the Senate that reports about soaring costs and expensive features at the Fed's headquarters were misleading and inaccurate in many.

Trump calls on US central bank head to quit immediatelyGetty ImagesUS President Donald Trump has called for the chair of the Federal Reserve to quit right away.International BusinessUS Federal ReserveJerome PowellDonald TrumpRelatedFictional K-pop bands beat BTS and Blackpink in US charts15 hrs agoAsia'I'm being paid to fix issues caused by AI'1 day agoWhy the world's superyachts are getting bigger and bigger2 days agoBusinessMore from the BBC6 hrs agoTrump signs sweeping tax and spending bill into lawA signing ceremony at the White House on Friday afternoon kicked off celebrations for 4 July.Trump nominated Mr Powell to be the Fed chair during his first term.

Mr Powell said he would not step down if the president asked him to and that it is not permitted under law for the White House to force him out.includes sweeping changes to taxes.

in an escalation of his attacks on Jerome Powell.

Board members of independent federal agencies like the Federal Reserve can only be forced out before their terms expire for cause.says TV naturalistSteve Backshall says when it comes to climate change young people need to feel empowered to act.

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water levels fell so much in the Panama Canal that daily ship transits dropped from 38 to 24.This report underscores the need for systematic monitoring of how drought affects lives.