Minute by minute news
Here are the latest minute-by-minute news updates:
Breaking News
- 12:05 PM EST: The US Federal Reserve has announced a surprise rate cut, citing concerns over the global economic slowdown. The move is expected to boost the stock market and stimulate economic growth. (Source: CNBC)
- 11:50 AM EST: A magnitude 6.4 earthquake has struck off the coast of Japan, triggering a tsunami warning and causing widespread damage. (Source: BBC News)
- 11:30 AM EST: The European Union has agreed to a new Brexit deal, paving the way for the UK to leave the EU on October 31st. (Source: The Guardian)
Business News
- 12:10 PM EST: Apple has announced a new iPhone 12 series, featuring improved cameras and faster processors. The new phones are expected to be released in September. (Source: The Verge)
- 11:45 AM EST: Amazon has announced a new line of Echo smart speakers, featuring improved sound quality and new features like a built-in camera. (Source: CNET)
- 11:20 AM EST: The Dow Jones Industrial Average has surged over 200 points, driven by the Fed's rate cut and positive economic data. (Source: CNBC)
Sports News
- 12:15 PM EST: The New England Patriots have signed quarterback Tom Brady to a new contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2022 season. (Source: ESPN)
- 11:55 AM EST: The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired forward Anthony Davis from the New Orleans Pelicans in a blockbuster trade. (Source: The Athletic)
- 11:35 AM EST: The US Women's National Soccer Team has won the World Cup, defeating the Netherlands 2-0 in the final. (Source: ESPN)
Entertainment News
- 12:20 PM EST: The new season of "Stranger Things" has been released on Netflix, featuring the return of the popular sci-fi horror series. (Source: Variety)
- 11:50 AM EST: The trailer for the new "Star Wars" film, "The Rise of Skywalker," has been released, featuring the final battle between the Resistance and the First Order. (Source: Entertainment Weekly)
- 11:25 AM EST: The Grammy Awards have announced their nominees for the 2020 ceremony, featuring a diverse range of artists and genres. (Source: The New York Times)
Please note that these are just sample news updates and may not reflect real-time news.