So you made it through the second set of Democratic debates. Congratulations! Ready to talk about the next ones? The Democratic National Committee has set stricter criteria for the third set of debates, which will be held on Sept. 12 and Sept. 13 in Houston. If 10 or fewer candidates qualify, the debate will take […]
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The worry, arising from some important new research, is that the benefits of Fed rate cuts in today’s environment may be substantially overrated. Typically, when rates drop, consumers buy more durable goods like washing machines and cars, homeowners refinance their mortgages and effectively get a tax cut, and businesses invest more because the cost of
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Walk into the grocery store, and you’re likely to spot a dozen different varieties of tomatoes ― cherry, grape, heirloom, vine, canned ― and even more during tomato season. It’s a drop in the bucket compared to the thousands of varieties, out there, but even deciding between a handful of breeds can be confusing. You
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The disco star was due to headline the Cheshire festival ion Saturday night Heavy rain has led to the cancellation of a music festival and left headliner Gloria Gaynor “so disappointed”. The disco star was due to play the three-day Rewind North at Capesthorne Hall, near Macclesfield, on Saturday.
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Josh Norman flipped the switch from a whirlwind offseason to a “see ball, get ball” approach at training camp. That’s way different from Norman’s “see bull, jump over bull” summer. Unwilling to sacrifice outside interests and eager to make a difference off the field, the Washington Redskins cornerback might be the most interesting man in
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DETROIT — Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. delivered a steadfast defense of his moderate policies in the Democratic primary debate on Wednesday, striking back at a familiar adversary, Senator Kamala Harris, but facing intensifying attacks on his record from liberal rivals including Senator Cory Booker and Julián Castro, the former housing secretary. Mr.
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General Motors on Thursday reported an increase of 1% in its second quarter profit as strong sales of higher-priced pickups and SUVs overcame falling global sales. The Detroit automaker said Thursday that it made $2.42 billion, or $1.66 per share, from April through June. Adjusting for restructuring costs, GM made $1.64 per share, blowing by
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President Donald Trump plans to focus on Medicare when he visits a Central Florida retirement community next week. The White House says Trump will visit The Villages on Aug. 6 to discuss administration progress on “securing and improving” the national health insurance program for people aged 65 and over. The Republican president’s visit comes as
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The singer-songwriter on Tuesday night called Trump a “racist prick” and “a piece of shit” in an impromptu West Hollywood sidewalk interview with TMZ. “Our president is a flaming racist. He’s a piece of shit. He says piece of shit, shit all the time. That’s what he does,” said Legend. “We need to get him
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Procuring and exhibiting art in all forms has been synonymous with the hotel experience for several decades now, with both luxury and midlevel brands highlighting local artwork and museum-quality pieces rather than predictable poster reprints. Guests like it: In a 2018 survey conducted by the nonprofit organization, Americans for the Arts, 72 percent of respondents
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