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U.S. Employers Keep Hiring, but Signs of Easing Are Seen
The economy added 311,000 jobs in February despite higher interest rates. But hourly earnings rose more slowly as the pool of available workers grew.
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Why Russia Has Such a Strong Grip on Europe’s Nuclear Power
New energy sources to replace oil and natural gas have been easier to find than kicking the dependency on Rosatom, the state-owned nuclear superstore.
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Jobs Report Gives Fed a Mixed Signal Ahead of Its March Decision
The Federal Reserve is anxiously parsing incoming data as it decides between a small or a large rate move this month.
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A Glimpse of DeSantis in Iowa: Awkward, but Still Winning the Crowd
Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida visited Iowa on Friday, providing a window into his still-untested skills as a retail politician.
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At the End of a Hard Journey, Migrants Face Another: Navigating Bureaucracy
The Biden administration’s new rules have brought down a record number of border crossings, but critics say they expose the pitfalls of policies intended to manage an immediate problem.
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A Colorado Ski Area With No Lift Lines? This One Has No Lifts at All.
At Bluebird Backcountry, you can feel the thrill of making fresh tracks without the constant fear of avalanches. And you can bring your dog.
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Help! I Canceled My Rental Because of a Wildfire. My Contract Says No Refund. Is That Fair?
A reader has been offered a credit she is finding hard to use. Who should bear the financial burden in a case of force majeure? Our columnist weighs the competing claims.
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‘Top Chef’ 2023: The Global Reach of Cooking Television
Entering its 20th season, the sprawling Bravo franchise has changed the way Americans eat and become a mirror of the restaurant industry.
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The Bazaar by José Andrés is his dream come true in Washington
The Bazaar, set in the Waldorf Astoria hotel, is a spectacle designed to be a “fun” special occasion retreat.
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Elizabeth Smart, rescued 20 years ago, now teaches others to fight back
Smart was kidnapped at age 14 from her bed in Salt Lake City and held captive and tortured for nine months.