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What falling wage growth says about where the U.S. economy is heading
Americans are getting smaller pay raises while tariffs and higher gas prices are threatening to make everything more expensive. Subscribe to read this
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Trump touts airman rescue mission, boasts Iran could be ‘taken out in 1 night’
President Donald Trump touted the “historic” rescue of the downed F-15E airmen behind enemy lines and issued a warning to Iran to make
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High-level sources have informed Fox News that during rescue efforts in Iran after a U.S. fighter jet was shot down, the commander of
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Aave Price at Risk? Chaos Labs Exit Sparks DeFi Stability Concerns
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Crypto Enters Retirement Portfolios: What It Means for Borrowing Against Bitcoin in 2026
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The bullish case for the Circle stock as it remains in a bear market
Circle stock price has pulled back from the recent relentless rally as investors book profits and the supply of the USDC token falls.
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Netflix stock is on the cusp of a strong surge: here’s why
The Netflix stock price has done well in the past few weeks as investors cheered the pursuit of the highly overvalued Warner Bros.
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U.S. oil has its biggest one-day price increase in six years, driving the cost of gas even higher
Oil prices surged Thursday, threatening to further drive up the price of gas as hopes for a near-term resolution to the Iran war
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U.S. added 178,000 jobs in March, reflecting resilient labor market just as Iran war escalated
The United States added 178,000 jobs in March, blowing past expectations and showing a resilient labor market just as the war with Iran