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The U.S. economy’s next two years look rather shaky to the International Monetary Fund. The IMF on Sunday lowered its economic growth forecasts for the United States to
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Kristen Whirrett, a former Lutheran school teacher in Fort Wayne, Ind., always planned to take a career break to focus on motherhood. “When we were still dating, Andy
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For any kid who feels bored in math class, Elon Musk sympathizes with you. Speaking at the ISSR&D Conference in Washington D.C. Wednesday, the CEO of SpaceX and
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After her state’s minimum wage rose in January to $9 from $7.50 an hour, Kathy Rondone got an extra $20 a week in her paycheck. “To me that’s not
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The White House wants to turn the page on Russia and dedicate next week exclusively to President Trump’s domestic manufacturing agenda. Trump will kick off “Made in America
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Cash — or something close to it — is king again. Enjoying a steady job market but reluctant to spend freely due to economic uncertainty, a wide swath of middle-class Americans
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That Big Apple staycation of yours is beginning to look a lot more attractive. A building boom in New York City over the last several years has sent
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Trumpcare could cause health insurance premiums to rise dramatically. Find out how Trumpcare could impact your health insurance premiums. After the U.S. House of Representatives passed the American
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Tony Maglica started Maglite out of a tiny garage in Los Angeles in 1960. Today it’s a multimillion dollar business that’s struggling because of cheap imports and a
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My July Fourth column was about America’s 241-year aversion to paying taxes and how tax reform — if done wrong — might incite people to act like their rebellious
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