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U.A.W.’s Expanding Strikes Could Signal an Endgame or a Long Struggle
The United Automobile Workers on Tuesday expanded its strike to General Motors’ largest U.S. plant a day after striking at a Ram truck plant.
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New Normal or No Normal? How Economists Got It Wrong for 3 Years.
Economists first underestimated inflation, then underestimated consumers and the labor market. The key question is why.
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Emmer Drops Speaker Bid After Right-Wing Backlash
Tom Emmer, the House G.O.P.’s No. 3 leader, narrowly won his party’s nomination but drew an immediate backlash from right-wing colleagues and former President Donald J. Trump.
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Latest Figure to Flip in Election Case Had Direct Ties to Trump and Giuliani
Jenna Ellis, the lawyer who pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the authorities in the Georgia prosecution, was closely involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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Trump Files More Motions to Derail Federal Jan. 6 Case
The former president’s lawyers made a series of arguments seeking dismissal of the federal charges that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election.
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On the Agenda for Australia’s State Visit: China, Trade and a U.S. Marine Band
President Biden will welcome Anthony Albanese, the prime minister of Australia, for meetings and a state dinner in Washington.
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Fall Is on the Menu for Australia’s State Dinner. The B-52s Are Not.
Because of what the first lady called “tumultuous times,” the White House canceled a plan to have the B-52s perform, inviting the musicians as guests instead. Root vegetables will be featured at the table.
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How to Be a Good Person: A Simple Guide
“You can’t be a good person if you don’t know how to be a good person.” – Unknown The severity of the global pandemic has forced many of us to confront our mortality. It has also forced us to take a good, hard look at our habits and how we want to be remembered. For…
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Florida Caimans, an Invasive Species, Could Be Close to Eradication
Caimans are an invasive species in Florida, where they ran wild over half a century ago. Researchers known as the Croc Docs may be close to helping eradicate them.
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Why breakfast sandwiches rise and shine as cereal keeps losing steam
Sales of breakfast sandwiches, in fast-food restaurants and in grocery store aisles, see massive gains amid the need for portability and protein.