Democracy Dies in Darkness

By Andrew Ackerman

Inflation crossed 4 percent for the first time in three years in May, exacerbating Americans’ pain at the pump and dealing a fresh political blow to the White House, as the Iran war’s toll on consumers shows no sign of abating.


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By Andrew Ackerman

Andrew Ackerman writes for The Washington Post’s economics team, where he covers how Washington oversees Wall Street. His areas of focus include the Federal Reserve and the way its policies affect the economy and everyday consumers. follow on X@amacker

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