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FBI Tracks Threats Against Teachers, School-Board Members
The FBI is moving to implement a Justice Department directive that some law-enforcement officials and Republican lawmakers say could improperly target parents protesting local education policies.
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Retail Sales Rose by 1.7% in October Despite High Inflation
U.S. retail sales rose by 1.7% in October, a sign that consumers are willing to spend more headed into the holidays despite rising inflation.
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Biden Signs $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law
The passage of the bill to repair roads and bridges, upgrade the electrical grid and expand access to broadband internet marks a rare bipartisan policy win for the White House.
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America’s Infrastructure Struggles With New Weather Forecast
Historically anomalous heat and rain have overwhelmed systems designed to withstand old meteorological patterns, and climatologists expect still worse with climate change. “We’ve never seen destruction like this before.”
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Inflation Surge Whips Up Market Froth
A drop in inflation-adjusted government bond yields has pushed investors to riskier parts of the market including stocks and initial public offerings.
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Democrats Try to Heal Rifts, Pass $2 Trillion Spending Bill
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears to have enough votes to pass the education, healthcare and climate bill, but the tensions between centrists and progressives are a microcosm of a larger strain between the party’s factions.
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Toshiba, Like GE, Plans to Split Into Three Parts
The company plans the split by March 2024 in response to shareholder pressure for a more focused structure.
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- EE UU y la UE se lanzan a tratar de rebajar el poder de las tecnológicas
- La ONU reconoce oficialmente las propiedades medicinales del cannabis
- La banca española, la segunda que más cobra a las empresas por su dinero
- El Barça en la encrucijada: la carrera electoral para controlar un poder fáctico en ruinas
- El Black Friday no reanima el consumo: las ventas con tarjetas se hunden un 27%
- Unos 300 sanitarios e investigadores abogan por crear una Autoridad Independiente de carácter sanitario
- Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai charged under national security law
- Los centros comerciales reabrirán con un 30% de aforo
- Adiós a la convergencia: el PIB per cápita de España es un 30% inferior al de la eurozona
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