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85% of parents worry about tariffs affecting back-to-school cost: Survey
(The Hill) — Tariff concerns are affecting parents as they begin back-to-school shopping early to avoid the higher costs they believe are coming for school supplies, according to
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80,000 surprise checks sent to Americans under ‘money match’ law
(WHTM) — Tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians are expected to receive “good news” letters in the mail later this year. The Pennsylvania Treasury says it will send 80,000
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Why job numbers change: Understanding the latest revisions
(NewsNation) — The job market suddenly looks far weaker than it did just a day ago after major revisions wiped out hundreds of thousands of previously reported gains.
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New tariffs could raise prices of Ozempic, Wegovy
(NEXSTAR) – A trade deal between the U.S. and the European Union is expected to impose a 15% tax on pretty much all goods imported from Europe, from
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Trump tariffs and grocery prices: What to know
(The Hill) – President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs scheduled to go into effect Friday could raise food and grocery prices by several percentage points, according to analyses by
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For sale signs are up, but who can afford to buy a home?
(NewsNation) — Homes are lingering on the market amid sluggish buyer demand and the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate hold is unlikely to offer much relief. High prices
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Rate decision looms as Fed weighs mixed economic signals
(NewsNation) — The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady on Wednesday, as officials remain cautious amid a swirl of recent economic data. A pause would
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Prediction market traders expect the Fed to hold rates steady
(NewsNation) — If prediction markets are any guide, almost no one expects the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates when policymakers meet Wednesday. As of Tuesday afternoon, traders on
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Tariffs hit car industry as GM, Stellantis report billion-dollar losses
(NewsNation) — The largest American car company is on the financial ropes. General Motors revealed its second quarter profits fell by a third, losing more than $1 billion
