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Inflation Report Forthcoming, Iran Engages Oman Amid U.S. Tensions, Arts School Abuse Allegations Emerge

The U.S. Department of Labor will publish its latest inflation report, providing new economic insights. Separately, Iran has initiated negotiations with Oman. Meanwhile, a new report details decades of alleged abuse at an arts school reportedly connected to Jeffrey Epstein.

08/23/2026 · North Carolina edition

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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor is preparing to release a new report detailing inflation figures. Economists and policymakers await the data, which will offer updated information on price changes across the economy.

In international news, Iran has begun negotiations with Oman. Analysts suggest Iran aims to exert pressure on former President Donald Trump through these discussions, although the specific nature of the pressure or its objectives remain unconfirmed.

Separately, a new report has brought to light allegations of decades of abuse at an arts school. The report indicates a connection between this institution and financier Jeffrey Epstein. The details within the report describe a pattern of misconduct spanning multiple decades at the school.

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