内容摘要：“Having an entire flight of people handcuffed and shackled would hinder any evacuation and risk injury or death,” the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA said in a statement. “It also impedes our ability to respond to a medical emergency, fire on board, decompression, etc. We cannot do our jobs in these conditions.”

“Having an entire flight of people handcuffed and shackled would hinder any evacuation and risk injury or death,” the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA said in a statement. “It also impedes our ability to respond to a medical emergency, fire on board, decompression, etc. We cannot do our jobs in these conditions.”

“It will be harder for them to cut rates this year with inflation moving sideways,” said Michael Gapen, an economist at Morgan Stanley.Fed Chair Jerome Powell, at a news conference, said that President Donald Trump’s tariffs have started to push up inflation and would likely stall the progress the central bank has seen in reducing inflation since its peak in 2022.

“I think we were getting closer and closer” to price stability, Powell said. “I wouldn’t say we were at that. ... I do think with the arrival of the tariff inflation, further progress may be delayed.”On his Truth Social platform late Wednesday, Trump posted: “The Fed would be MUCH better off CUTTING RATES as U.S. Tariffs start to transition (ease!) their way into the economy. Do the right thing.”Powell added that the Fed still expects inflation to get back to nearly 2% by the end of next year. Tariffs could just create a one-time increase in prices, he said, rather than an ongoing boost to inflation. And in some cases, the Fed can simply “look through” a temporary price rise, rather than respond by raising rates, Powell added.

Those comments appeared to please investors, and the S&P 500 stock index rose 1% Wednesday afternoon.Luke Tilley, chief economist at Wilmington Trust, said Powell appeared less alarmed about the impact of tariffs compared to the Fed’s previous meeting in January.

“They’re talking about tariffs in a totally different way,” he said.

Powell acknowledged that the Fed initially thought inflation coming out of the pandemic would be temporary, which led it to delay raising rates to combat higher prices. But he added that in this case, it could be a “different situation.”The suspects were appearing Thursday before an investigative judge in the Netherlands.

Mike Corder contributed to this story from The Hague, Netherlands.LIMA (AP) — La fiscal general de Perú envió el viernes al Parlamento una denuncia contra la presidenta, Dina Boluarte, para que al final de su mandato pueda ser juzgada por los presuntos delitos de omisión de funciones y abandono del cargo para someterse a varias cirugías estéticas sin avisar ni al Congreso ni a los ministros.

Boluarte, cuyo mandato termina en julio de 2026, acumula otras denuncias en el Parlamento por supuesto enriquecimiento ilícito, colusión,de los 50 civiles fallecidos durante protestas que exigían su renuncia, así como en las