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Oil Stocks May Have Hit Bottom: Here’s What to Expect Next
Oil stocks have taken it on the chin in 2015. But bullish analysts are speculating that a bottom might be forming in the crude oil market, which bodes well in the long term for oil company shares. Massive global production of crude oil has led to a roughly 50 percent drop in the price of crude oil…
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Democrats use Donald Trump’s remarks to castigate GOP
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump’s incendiary comments — and the GOP response — are proving political gold for Democrats.
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More trouble than jobs at economic agency Walker championed
WASHINGTON (AP) — As Gov. Scott Walker begins his presidential campaign, he is confronting a stream of embarrassing revelations from a jobs agency once billed as the centerpiece of his plan to bring 250,000 jobs to Wisconsin.
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Baltimore judge tosses request on evidence in Freddie Gray death case
State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, who is prosecuting six police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, had wanted a Circuit Court hearing to argue for a protective order barring release of evidence. The death of Gray, a 25-year-old black man, from a spinal injury suffered in police custody triggered…
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Don’t Buy Furniture Before You See This Site
With a catalog of over 12 million products and free shipping on orders over $49, Wayfair is changing the way people shop for everything home.
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Photos of the day – July 21, 2015 (27 photos)
A stuntman shows tricks on an inflatable tube during a press preview of the Zwarte Cross (Black Cross) festival in Lichtenvoorde, the Netherlands, Gov. John Kasich gives his speech announcing his 2016 Presidential candidacy at the Ohio Student Union, at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio,…
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Cops Race Against the Clock to Save Kids From Hot, Locked Car in Pennsylvania
Police officers came to the rescue near Philadelphia Monday when two children were locked inside an SUV on a hot, summer day. Witness Jason Graham, who shot video of the incident, told ABC News he was sitting in his car outside a community college building when he saw officers from the Upper Darby,…
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Terrifying: Hackers take over a Jeep driving down the highway at 70 mph
Driverless cars promise to be safer than cars driven by humans… but that’s assuming they don’t get hacked by malicious actors. Hackers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek recently used Wired’s Andy Greenberg as a human guinea pig for their latest experiment that involved taking over his car while it…
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