A majority of Republicans don’t want a national abortion ban, new poll shows
admin Democrats and Republicans are divided on how abortion policy should be applied in the U.S.…
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Most economists see the U.S. turning into a buyer’s housing market in 2023 and why Ian will rank among the worst hurricanes in Florida history
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Read MoreButter prices hit an all-time high — partly because extreme heat is taking a toll on dairy cows and Hurricane Ian nears a severe Category 5 ranking. Here are the categories explained
Hi, MarketWatchers. Don’t miss these top stories. Butter prices hit an all-time high — partly…
Read MoreButter prices are at an all-time high — partly because extreme heat is taking a toll on dairy cows
You may believe it’s butter, but you may not believe the price. Butter prices are…
Read MoreButter prices are at an all-time high — partly because extreme heat is taking a toll on dairy cows
You may believe it’s butter, but you may not believe the price. Butter prices are…
Read MoreEx-Nigerian official sentenced to 5 years for stealing from U.S. disaster relief funds and the strong dollar is making European travel very attractive right now — with one important caveat
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Read MoreJennifer Lawrence Lists Her New York City Loft for $10.5M and who is still eligible for free school lunches — and how can you apply?
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Read MoreBlock has ‘enormous potential’ but is bogged down by focus on bitcoin, analyst says in downgrade
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Read MoreAs U.S. stymies China’s chip sector, Beijing’s domestic industry is mired in corruption
China’s semiconductor industry is in the midst of a corruption tsunami, just as the U.S.…
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Fewer than 50% of U.S. adults are now married. It’s time to give more legal and financial breaks to single people, law professor says.
The share of married Americans has fallen to 45%, down from 50% in 2015. At…
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