The Federal Reserve may hike rates one more time, according to a voting member of the Federal Open Markets Committee. On Tuesday, Neel Kashkari, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, made a public appearance at the APi Group Corp.'s (NYSE: APG) Global Controllers Conference in Minneapolis. There, he told attendees he's not ready to say the Fed is done hiking rates, but he is "seeing positive signs." Kashkari said the Fed will continue to monitor inflation and other macroeconomic indicators as it weighs raising rates. 

SEE KASHKARI'S THOUGHTS ABOUT FED RAISING RATES AGAIN

China's extreme weather events, particularly flooding, coming on the heels of India's export ban on certain rice varities, are expected to have a lasting impact on global rice markets. For countries that depend heavily on rice imports, it means the higher rice prices are not going away any time soon and food security will be a long-term concern. The northeastern region of China has grappled with heavy rain in recent months, resulting in reduced yields that will likely push rice prices up.

CHINESE FLOODS MAY HAVE BIG IMPACT ON GLOBAL HUNGER

Surrounded by flames on Hawaii's scenic Lahaina boardwalk with cars exploding in the heat around her, Annelise Cochran, 30, decided jumping into the sea was her only choice. The experienced swimmer lost neighbors and friends -- as well as her apartment, car, and pet bird -- in the tragedy that has left almost 100 dead and more than 1,000 missing. But she survived, thanks in part to her knowledge of the sea.

HEAR COCHRAN'S INCREDIBLE TALE OF SURVIVAL IN THE SEA

The Maui wildfire is the deadliest in the US in over a century, but what is the deadliest? When and where was it, and how many people died?

Tuesday's answer: Team USA's Michelle Akers holds the record for the most goals scored in a single Women's World Cup. She tallied 10 goals in the inaugural 1991 tournament to earn the Golden Boot Award.