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Donors have poured into campaigns supporting both Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh.

Three ‘horror stories’ to convince you how important this is.

Earlier this year, teachers in Arizona, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and West Virginia protested for better wages.

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A market for the likelihood that Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed on Friday implies that the Supreme Court nominee’s chances of getting Senate confirmation this weekend is all but certain.

U.S. stocks close sharply lower Friday as worries about rising interest rates offset the September jobs report, which pointed to strength in the labor market and the broader economy.

Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court is all but assured after a pair of key senators said Friday that they’ll vote for President Donald Trump’s nominee, following a highly charged battle over sexual misconduct allegations that has riveted Washington and the nation.

Residents of San Jose cited concerns about the effect new affordable housing would have on home prices.

In the end, Sen. Susan Collins said the allegation from Christine Blasey Ford that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her was “compelling” and “sincere” — but not likely to be accurate.

U.S. stocks closed lower Friday after a rapid surge in bond yields this week dampened investors' optimism for equities, and especially tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed around 185 points, or 0.7%, to 26,448. The S&P 500 fell around 16 points, or 0.6%, to 2,886. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite slipped around 91 points, or 1.2%, to 7,788. For the week, the S&P 500 was down 1%, the Nasdaq was down 3.2%, and the Dow was mostly flat. The Nasdaq recorded its worst week since March. Читать дальше...

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Treasury yields extend an assault on multiyear highs early Friday after a key jobs report

Republican Sen. Collins announces she will vote to confirm Kavanaugh

Maine Republican Susan Collins said Friday she'll vote for Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination, making it almost certain the judge will be confirmed in a planned Saturday vote. With Sen. Collins's announcement, and barring no late changes, Republicans have lined up 50 yes votes. Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who hasn't announced his decision, could provide another vote in the affirmative. Vice President Mike Pence would vote in the event of a tie. Kavanaugh denies allegations... Читать дальше...

The U.S. dollar softens Friday after the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the U.S. economy grew by 134,000 jobs in September.

Canopy Growth has more advantages than any other company in the marijuana industry.

U.S. oil prices end nearly flat on Friday, as global crude finishes lower, but both benchmarks tally a fourth weekly advance in a row as the market continues to question the ability of the world’s major producers to make up for losses of Iranian crude exports tied to pending U.S. sanctions.

A pricey offering from Mount Gay has a Scotch-like appeal.

They both signed a power of attorney form he found on the internet.

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Consumer borrowing expanded at a $20.1 billion rate in August, the fastest pace in three months, according to the Federal Reserve on Friday.