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High prices rank as biggest factor in voter decisions in 2024 election

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Sep 21, 2024

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‘Special Report’ panelists provide analysis on latest polling as former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris make their cases.

Sen John Kennedy: Kamala Harris’ plan is ‘let’s do the dumbest thing possible that won’t work’

Sep 21, 2024

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Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., discusses the state of the U.S. economy under the Biden-Harris administration and the vice president’s price controls proposal on ‘Hannity.’

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South Carolina inmate dies by lethal injection, ending state’s 13-year pause on executions

Sep 21, 2024

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A South Carolina man convicted of the 1997 killing of a convenience store clerk during a robbery was put to death Friday, as the state restarted executions following a 13-year pause. Freddie Owens, 46, was declared dead at 6:55 p.m. at the Broad River Correctional Institution (BRCI) in Columbia, shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court...

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Public school enrollment drops slightly, home chefs expanding business in city

Nov 16, 2024

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Roger Clark takes a look at what’s in the papers on this Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024.

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US 10 year yield looks to close at the highest level since July 1

Nov 16, 2024

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The high yield close for the 10-year note last week reached 4.433%. The current yield is currently at 4.4315%, up 12.3 basis points. A close above would be the highest close going back to July 1, 2024 when the close came in at 4.465%. This article was written by Greg...

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Gold Technical Analysis – It’s a make it or break it moment for gold

Nov 16, 2024

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Fundamental Overview Gold is now down almost 6% from the US election day. That shouldn’t be surprising as the last time we got a red sweep gold dropped by more than 16%. The reason is that a red sweep brings a more expansionary fiscal policy and should be not only...

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