God’s voice thunders in marvelous ways; he does great things beyond our understanding. He says to the snow, ‘Fall on the earth,’ and to the rain shower, ‘Be a mighty downpour.’Job 37:5-6
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Inflation remained hot in October, according to data from the Labor Department released on Tuesday.
Why it matters: The Consumer Price Index shows that even as gasoline prices steadied, inflation pressures elsewhere remained stubborn.
By the numbers: CPI rose 0.4% last month, slowing from the 0.6% increase in September.
Gasoline prices gained 1% in October, a sharp slowdown from the 9.1% surge in September, the Labor Department said.
Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, advanced 0.3% for the third straight month, with higher prices for recreation, medical care, car insurance and airline fares contributing to the increase.
Of note: The Labor Department did not publish year-over-year inflation rates for October. Last year's government shutdown left a gap in the data that prevents direct comparisons with October 2025.
But if one assumes the October 2025 readings were halfway between September and November, year-over-year inflation comes to 4% — or 2.8% excluding food and energy.
That compares with September's annual inflation rate of 3.7%, or 2.6% excluding food and energy.
The big picture: The inflation report was already shaping up to be a crucial piece of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next month. But the stakes grew just hours before its release when Fed governor Christopher Waller raised the prospect of a larger-than-usual rate hike if inflation remains stubbornly elevated.
In a speech, Fed governor Christopher Waller said a half-point rate hike should be considered next month if core inflation rose by at least 0.3% in October — exactly what Tuesday's report showed.
The yield on the two-year Treasury note, which is particularly sensitive to expectations for Fed interest rate policy, jumped 0.13% on Tuesday following Waller's comments and the CPI report.
What to watch: The report also offers a fresh measure of the inflation problem that helped shape last week's midterm elections.
Nearly nine in 10 voters said the cost of living was a "crucial" or "major" factor in their vote in last week's midterms, according to national exit polling data.
Democrats won on promises to lower prices for groceries and other essentials. Now they face the more difficult task of delivering on their promises, with limited power to reverse years of price increases.
The bottom line: Inflation remains stubbornly hot, strengthening the case for another Fed rate hike and prolonging the cost-of-living pressures that have frustrated American households.
Editor's note: This story has been updated with additional details.
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Supreme has collaborated with Timberland on an exclusive Bandana Field Boot for Fall 2026The silhouette features a printed waterproof nubuck upper padded leather collar and debossed brandingOffered in three colorways the boot launches on November 12 followed by an Asia release on November 14
New York streetwear titan Supreme has officially partnered with heritage footwear label Timberland to introduce a collaborative iteration of the classic boot, unveiling the collaborative Bandana Field Boot. Set to arrive as part of Supreme’s Fall 2026 collection, the upcoming project revisits the rugged, outdoor-oriented silhouette through an exclusive design language defined by all-over printed patterning and weather-resistant construction.Engineered to withstand harsh seasonal elements, the silhouette is constructed with a premium waterproof nubuck upper covered in an all-over printed bandana motif. Tailored exclusively for Supreme, the shoe is offered across three distinct colorways, showcasing vibrant lime green, rich brown, and sleek black bandana patterns across the leather panels. For enhanced warmth and ankle support during daily wear, the boot features a plush padded leather collar, resting atop heavy-duty rubber outsoles engineered for reliable all-weather traction.Branding is integrated with clean, understated execution across the boot's structured exterior. The design highlights a traditional debossed Timberland tree logo placed cleanly at the heel, complemented by an additional debossed collaborative emblem stamped along the lateral side panel. Combining archival workwear reliability with New York streetwear sensibility, the release delivers a versatile winter footwear essential.The Supreme x Timberland Bandana Field Boot releases on November 12, via the official Supreme webstore and flagship locations, with an Asia release following shortly after on November 14.
UGG and Aime Leon Dore announce their upcoming debut footwear collaboration featuring the UGG ALD SlipperThe full-grain leather moccasin silhouette highlights debossed branding the Queens Crest and two seasonal colorwaysA campaign starring Method Man and Redman previews the release ahead of its November 12 launch
Footwear imprint UGG and New York label Aimé Leon Dore have announced their upcoming debut collaboration, introducing the UGG ALD Slipper. Fronted by hip-hop icons Method Man and Redman, the inaugural collaborative silhouette fuses UGG's heritage of effortless ease with Aimé Leon Dore’s sophisticated approach to contemporary streetwear essentials.Marking a major partnership between the West Coast lifestyle stalwart and the Queens-based label, the forthcoming footwear announcement centers on a campaign filmed on a Harlem stoop. Starring longtime friends Method Man and Redman wearing the new footwear, the campaign captures intimate, unscripted dialogues where the duo reminisce about family, shared histories, and life lived as cultural pioneers. Their mutual respect, distinct sense of identity, and authenticity directly reflect the core ethos uniting both brands.Constructed from premium full-grain leather, the UGG ALD Slipper reimagines a timeless moccasin silhouette engineered to transition smoothly between indoor home lounging and urban outdoor wear. Subtle collaborative iconography highlights the leather upper, combining debossed UGG branding with Aimé Leon Dore’s signature Queens Crest emblem. The collaborative shoe delivers a considered focus on craftsmanship, arriving in two rich, seasonal colorways: "Dark Coffee Bean" and "Goldenrod".The UGG ALD Slipper officially launches on November 12, 2026, at 12 p.m. EST.