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Unemployment improved, because thousands of workers disappeared. Where did they go?
The US economy lost jobs in July, but the unemployment rate improved due to an unusual trend. This trend is attributed…
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When elderly pets fall ill, their owners face hard choices on how much to spend to keep them alive.
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Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown before midterm elections
The bill, which now heads to the House, would prevent a shutdown starting Oct. 1 and fund the federal government…
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A viral $20 burrito is dividing conservatives online
By Rachel LermanSometimes a burrito is just a burrito. Sometimes it’s a symbol for something more.For three days,…
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Senate confirms former FEMA leader Cameron Hamilton to head agency
The Senate has confirmed Cameron Hamilton as the new head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Hamilton…
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Trump renews effort to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook after Supreme Court ruling
By Andrew AckermanPresident Donald Trump is restarting his effort to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board,…
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The economy shed 23,000 jobs in July as labor market weakened
The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1 percent, according to new Labor Department data, due mainly to people leaving…
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The Trump administration has refunded $100 billion in tariffs. Will you get any of the money?
The Trump administration has refunded approximately $100 billion in tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling that…
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As Social Security benefit cuts loom, Congress wades into the crisis
Congress is beginning to address a looming Social Security shortfall that could reduce benefit checks within six…
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Senate GOP rushes to pass budget bill, avoid shutdown ahead of midterms
Leaders are also working to confirm 74 nominees and advance a $95 billion package for the Iran war and…
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Spooked investors demand clarity on Fed’s anti-inflation strategy
Lynch and Andrew AckermanA government report Thursday showing that inflation declined in June did little to calm…
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Economy slowed in second quarter, while inflation improved
The economy slowed to 1.5 percent growth in the second quarter, the Commerce Department said Thursday, but other…
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As prices rise at the pump, so do oil company’s profits
Shell's profits for this quarter doubled year on year, as multinational energy companies enjoy a windfall as a result…
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NYC-run grocery stores will sell meat, other basics at 30% off, Mamdani says
The mayor, who made affordability a key component of his campaign, said the stores would save the average shopper…
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Why even some Trump supporters are souring on his handling of the economy
EconomyWhy even some Trump supporters are souring on his handling of the economyToday, only about a third of…
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Iran war, tariffs raise new risks for a resilient U.S. economy
Slower growth could cast a pall on the November midterm elections.
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Prices are soaring on these everyday grocery items, driving up inflation
By Amy B Wang and Federica CoccoIf trips to the grocery store have stung more recently, it’s not your imagination:…
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U.S. employers added 172,000 jobs in May, an unexpectedly strong showing
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GOP lawmakers want to rein in Trump’s $1.8 billion payout fund. Here’s what they can do.
In this articleIn this articleBy Jarrell DillardAlmost nothing has upset senators as much as President Donald Trump’s…
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Months after feud with Bari Weiss, Sharyn Alfonsi is out at ‘60 Minutes’
By Scott NoverCBS News fired veteran journalist Sharyn Alfonsi on Thursday, ending a months-long feud between the “60…
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The creation of a new Murdoch empire
By Scott NoverThe name Murdoch hardly evokes a progressive sensibility for many American news consumers. It is most…
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Hims & Hers CEO is plotting new ways to upend traditional health care
Andrew Dudum, CEO of Hims & Hers, is developing new strategies to disrupt conventional health care. The initiative is…
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As inflation surges, Fed chief is sworn in by a president who wants rate cuts
By Andrew AckermanKevin Warsh was sworn in as Federal Reserve chair at a White House ceremony Friday morning, facing…
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Senate in gridlock as Republicans balk at ballroom security, Trump payout fund
By Jarrell Dillard, Riley Beggin and Theodoric MeyerRepublicans postponed their plans to pass tens of billions of…
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News industry scion James Murdoch buys New York magazine and Vox
James Murdoch, son of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, is purchasing New York magazine and Vox.com. This acquisition marks…
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Why mortgages and car loans are getting more expensive
Rising bond yields are pushing up borrowing costs for Americans, driven by inflation fears, the war in Iran and…
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Trump’s Fed pick to be sworn in at the White House, not the usual venue
By Andrew AckermanPresident Donald Trump will host a swearing-in ceremony Friday at the White House for Kevin Warsh,…
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Why wide-open Idaho is mandating houses on the smallest lots in America
Idaho, a sparsely populated state, has implemented a new law requiring cities to approve housing on small lots. The…
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The labor market is stuck. These seven charts explain why.
Slow hiring, a shrinking labor force and other factors are contributing to negativity among the nation’s workers.
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Democrats want working-class voters. They disagree on how to woo them.
By Riley BegginGovernment-made prescription drugs. $20,000 for first-time home buyers. These are among the proposals…
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A journalist targeted by the Trump administration still feels silenced months after arrest
By Scott NoverGeorgia Fort cannot interview many of the most prominent community leaders in Minnesota’s Twin Cities.…
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Senate panel to advance Trump’s pick for Federal Reserve chief
Kevin Warsh’s confirmation is all but assured after a Republican holdout dropped his block of the nomination.
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Treasury official who clashed with White House likely to move to OECD post
By Andrew AckermanA top Treasury Department official who left his post after reportedly clashing with the White House…
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