The carrier said it would start on Tuesday the process of firing 593 U.S. employees who decided not to get vaccinated.

“This is like the third time we’ve had to do this,” said the head of the country’s largest lender.

“People are much more fixated on budget and being close to family or work than thinking about climate risk,” one housing expert said.

“Your record gives me grave concerns. Over and over, you have acted to make our banking system less safe,” Warren said.

U.S. officials are touring Latin America to scout infrastructure projects as they prepare a counter to China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

“We’re on the cusp of a revolution,” Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford tells “NBC Nightly News.”

“We just feel that things don’t look as rosy as they did before,” said one economic expert.

Kaplan is the second Fed president to resign Monday. Controversy swirled for Kaplan and Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren after the disclosure of their involvement in high-value trading.

“They’re desperate to have more European drivers undercutting British salaries,” a minister said, blaming the crisis on a truckers’ group manufacturing panic.

Environmentalists are growing alarmed about the growing alliance between Bitcoin miners and fossil fuel companies. Olivia Solon reports on one Pennsylvania power plant that has recently turned its business around in pivoting to powering Bitcoin miners, but at a high environmental cost.