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Markets

Dow Gains Signal the Dawn of a New Bull Market

March 26

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Companies

Corporate Profits Gained 4.1% in Fourth Quarter 2019

March 26

Economy

Third Estimate for Q4 2019 Holds at Solid 2.1%, Steady Growth Matching Forecast

March 26

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Elections

Rick Scott Files Lawsuit Accusing Broward County of “Rampant Fraud”

November 09

On the left, supporters take a photo of President Donald Trump in Tampa, Florida, while businessman Mike Braun, right, thanks supporters after winning the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Indiana. (Photos: PPD/AP)

Elections

Trump, Republicans Poised for Largest First-Term Senate Victory Since 1934

November 08

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions at the Justice Department in Washington, D.C., on July 20, 2017. (Photo: Reuters)

Politics

Jeff Sessions Is Out at Justice, Matt Whitaker to Serve as Acting-Attorney General

November 07

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Elections

Split Decision 2018: Democrats Retake the House, Senate GOP Majority Expands

November 07

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Baker Hughes North American Rig Count Rises for Week Ending September 22

FHFA House Price Index (HPI) Cools in July, But Year-Over-Year Gains Solid

Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey for Mid-Atlantic Region Beats Forecast

Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Fall Sharply, Despite Hurricane Impact

Civil Rights Leader at 1960 Woolworth Lunch-Counter Sit-In Endorses Donald Trump

State Department Refusing to Release Hillary Clinton’s Schedule Until After Election

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange: The “Most Serious” Leaks for Hillary Are Yet to Come

Under Fire from the Foundation, Clinton Takes the Race Card to Whole New Level

Civil Rights Leader at 1960 Woolworth Lunch-Counter Sit-In Endorses Donald Trump

State Department Refusing to Release Hillary Clinton’s Schedule Until After Election

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange: The “Most Serious” Leaks for Hillary Are Yet to Come

Under Fire from the Foundation, Clinton Takes the Race Card to Whole New Level

Baker Hughes North American Rig Count Rises for Week Ending September 22

FHFA House Price Index (HPI) Cools in July, But Year-Over-Year Gains Solid

Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey for Mid-Atlantic Region Beats Forecast

Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Fall Sharply, Despite Hurricane Impact

Civil Rights Leader at 1960 Woolworth Lunch-Counter Sit-In Endorses Donald Trump

State Department Refusing to Release Hillary Clinton’s Schedule Until After Election

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange: The “Most Serious” Leaks for Hillary Are Yet to Come

Under Fire from the Foundation, Clinton Takes the Race Card to Whole New Level

Civil Rights Leader at 1960 Woolworth Lunch-Counter Sit-In Endorses Donald Trump

State Department Refusing to Release Hillary Clinton’s Schedule Until After Election

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange: The “Most Serious” Leaks for Hillary Are Yet to Come

Under Fire from the Foundation, Clinton Takes the Race Card to Whole New Level

Dow Gains Signal the Dawn of a New Bull Market

Corporate Profits Gained 4.1% in Fourth Quarter 2019

Third Estimate for Q4 2019 Holds at Solid 2.1%, Steady Growth Matching Forecast

Rick Scott Files Lawsuit Accusing Broward County of “Rampant Fraud”

Trump, Republicans Poised for Largest First-Term Senate Victory Since 1934

Jeff Sessions Is Out at Justice, Matt Whitaker to Serve as Acting-Attorney General

Split Decision 2018: Democrats Retake the House, Senate GOP Majority Expands

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