U.S. vetoes U.N. resolution demanding a cease-fire in Gaza
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Do metal detectors really keep schools safe?
Schools are weighing whether metal detectors can prevent increasing violence as multiple students were stabbed or brought loaded guns to schools this week.
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The Fed will spark a 'seismic moment' if it cuts rates, and should wait for overwhelming evidence the economy is slowing, Larry Summers says
While it looks a bit more likely the US can avoid a recession, the former Treasury chief said he isn't confident a soft landing will happen in 2024.
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Democrats want to kick big investors out of the the housing market to improve affordability
Investors accounted for 26% of all single-family home purchases in June, up from pre-pandemic levels of less than 20%.
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CHART OF THE DAY: Gas prices have completely reversed, turning lower in 2023 after 18% plunge
The sharp decline in gasoline prices should drive a negative month-over-month print in the November CPI report, according to Bespoke.
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An 'extremely rare' stock market signal with a 100% accuracy rate is flashing and points to record highs in 2024
"We continue to expect stocks to do quite well and we remain overweight equities," Carson Group's Ryan Detrick said.
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Wife of LASD deputy who died by suicide files claim against department
The widow of a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputy is considering legal action after her husband died by suicide. Arturo Atilano-Valdez was one of four department employees to die by suicide in a 24-hour span in early November. Arturo’s wife, Michele Atilano, said for years that her husband had complained about long hours at […]
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We don't have 'immaculate disinflation,' and markets are pricing in a Fed rate cut too early, JPMorgan asset manager says
"I'm not so sure about the immaculate aspect of that, or the disinflation continuing to 2%."
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OPEC and Saudi Arabia are losing their grip on the oil market as prices see the longest fall in 5 years
Saudi Arabia could be pushed to flood the oil market with supply in a bid to regain control of prices, one energy expert said.
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Hot mic catches Megyn Kelly’s post-debate panel making fun of Ron DeSantis
In a newly circulated clip, a male voice can be heard saying, "Look at that face. Looks like he shot his dog”
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The strong jobs report isn't enough to derail the Fed from its path to cutting rates by early 2024
Nonfarm payrolls came in hotter than expected and unemployment dipped — but markets think the Fed is still on track for rate cuts by early 2024.
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8 Hanukkah movies you can enjoy during the festival of lights
If you are looking for Hanukkah movies to watch this holiday season, this guide, with both classics and new additions, will give you ideas where you can begin.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass performs first aid after news photographer collapses
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass sprang into action when a television news photographer collapsed while covering a press event on Thursday.
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Shohei Ohtani free agency frenzy sets internet ablaze with viral plane speculation
Superstar free agent Shohei Ohtani was rumored to be en route to Toronto on Friday to meet, and maybe sign, with the Blue Jays, but further reports debunked it all.
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These are the 10 US billionaires who saw their wealth grow the most this year as stocks surged
The big gains seen in 2023 come after a dismal 2022, in which a year-long bear market wiped out hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth.
2 min read - HealthBusiness Insider
The risks of taking supplements and medications for longevity, from bleeding to kidney failure
Supplements are popular in longevity experts' and biohackers' routines. But they're not regulated, so potential antiaging effects also come with risk.
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Bills fine Shaq Lawson for his actions in shoving incident with fan in Philadelphia: report
After issuing an apology, the Bills disciplined lineman Shaq Lawson for his confrontation with a fan during a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Police investigating deadly shooting in South Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating after a man was shot and killed in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of South L.A. The shooting happened Sunday, Dec. 3, around 11 p.m. on the 8500 block of South Hoover Street, police said. Officers arrived on scene and found a man in his 30s suffering from a […]
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An all-stock investment strategy creates more wealth than portfolios mixed with bonds, research shows
An equity-only strategy could provide investors more than $1 million by retirement, a study found. That's compared to $760,000 for a mixed portfolio.
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Palestinian President Abbas says US is the 'only power' capable of ordering Israel to end the war
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas told Reuters that the U.S. is the "only power" capable of "ordering Israel" to stop the conflict in Gaza.
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Stocks are taking off on a 'liquidity rally' and will rocket to new highs in 2024, Fundstrat says
The Fed looks primed to slash interest rates by 100 basis-points next year, fueling a "liquidity rally" in stocks, Fundstrat says.
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Pastor sexually abuses a baby and other kids in New York, feds say. ‘I cannot stop’
If convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison, officials say.
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Stefanik blasts Harvard president over apology regarding Jewish genocide comments: 'I asked you 17x'
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., criticized Harvard University President Claudine Gay on X after the Ivy League leader apologized for remarks made on antisemitism during Tuesday's congressional hearing.
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Lottery player scores $10 million jackpot — again. He won the same prize in 2022
Brooklyn man wins his second jackpot prize in two years. The odds of winning even once are 1 in 3.5 million.
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