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North Korea faces a “tensioned” food shortage
Seoul — North Korea is preparing for a possible food crisis in the coming months. North Korean leader Kim Jong…
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European stocks may see flat opening
European stocks may open in a flat note on Wednesday as investors are waiting for a major central bank decision…
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Asian stocks vary as investors turn to Wednesday’s interest rate news from the US central bank
Tokyo (AP) — Asian stocks mix in a quiet deal on Wednesday before the US Federal Reserve Board, which may…
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The Secret of Super Rich Wealth Revealed: Born in a Rich Family | U.S. Income Inequality
Homebrew millionaires, including Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, have become huge Covid-19 Pandemic Benefits But the new report shows that…
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Rising Home Costs Are Distressing Home Buyers
Dutton’s client, Tasha N. Temple, 38, was able to stay in a two-bedroom apartment after using an unemployment allowance to…
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Court blocks Joe Biden’s suspension of US oil and gas leases
A judge on Tuesday revealed how to resume selling oil and gas leases on U.S. public lands, granted an injunction…
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Biden and Putin want to get out of a face-to-face meeting in Switzerland
Geneva (AP) —The President of the United States does not support Moscow over his own intelligence. There is no talk…
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Senate approves bill to create federal holidays in June
Washington (AP) —The Senate passed the bill on Tuesday, making June 16 or June 19 a federal holiday to commemorate…
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“It will always be on someone’s computer”: Digital sex crimes plague Korean women
South Korea’s state-of-the-art technology is hitting a wave of digital sex crimes targeting young women and girls. According to victims,…
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Harvey Weinstein ordered to be handed over to Los Angeles to face sexual charges
Harvey Weinstein will leave the courtroom with lawyer Benjamin Brafman at the New York State Supreme Court on October 11,…
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