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Man Who Claimed to Have Bomb Near US Capitol Pleads Guilty
U.S. Capitol Police said a man drove a truck onto the sidewalk outside the Library of Congress before claiming he had a bomb inside.
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Charts Suggest Investors Should Bet on ‘Work Horses' in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Jim Cramer Says
Jim Cramer went off the charts with analysis from legendary technician Larry Williams.
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Cramer's Lightning Round: L3Harris Technologies Is Still a Buy
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Tried to Influence Witness Through Signal, DOJ Alleges
Sam Bankman-Fried should be barred from encrypted messaging software, the government said, citing possible efforts at witness tampering.
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Cramer's Week Ahead: Fed Decision on Wednesday Could Let the Bulls ‘Party On'
Cramer also reviewed next week’s roster of earnings.
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Frankie Muniz Says It Was Easy to Trade Hollywood Stardom for NASCAR: ‘I Want to Live the Most Fulfilled Life I Can'
The ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ star made waves when he announced earlier this month that he would be a full time racecar driver.
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Amazon to Start Charging Delivery Fees on Fresh Grocery Orders Under $150
Amazon said it is adding fees to some orders so that it can keep prices low, according to a notice sent to customers.
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Tesla Just Had Its Best Week Since May 2013
Tesla shares rose 33% to close their best week since May 2013, boosted by positive economic data and an earnings beat.
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House Speaker McCarthy Spoke With Musk About Making Twitter ‘Fair on All Sides'
McCarthy also confirmed to reporters on Friday he had convened a meeting in his office that day with Elon Musk and several top Republicans.
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Op-Ed: Salesforce Appoints ValueAct's Morfit to Its Board and a Proxy Fight May Loom Ahead
Salesforce is appointing three new directors to its board, including ValueAct’s Mason Morfit.
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FEC Presses George Santos Campaign After It Lists Treasurer Who Denies Taking the Job
Attorney Derek Ross, who disputed the Santos campaign’s filing, told CNBC he has not tried to contact the campaign because it “seems like a waste of time.”
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House Republicans Pass Bill to Limit Drawdowns on Strategic Petroleum Reserve
The Strategic Production Response Act requires agencies to lease federal land for oil and gas drilling to offset drawdowns. It’s unlikely to become law.
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Healthy Alternatives to 7 of the Most Popular Processed and Ultra-Processed Foods
Processed foods make up most of the typical American diet, and they’re ‘addictive’, says a food addiction expert. Reach for these foods instead.
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The Fair Tax Act, Explained: What to Know About the Republican Plan for a National Sales Tax, Decentralized IRS
A group of House Republicans is revisiting the Fair Tax Act, which would replace certain federal taxes with a national sales tax and decentralize the IRS.
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Why Desalination Won't Save States Dependent on Colorado River Water
Desalination plants can be costly and energy-intensive, and are difficult to manage in an environmentally friendly way, according to water policy experts.
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Here Are 5 Things to Know About Filing a Tax Return This Year
Tax season opened Jan. 23. Here are some tips and things to know before filing a return, including ways to get a faster tax refund from the IRS.
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Kelly Evans: Mission Accomplished?
Another round of weak data this morning. The economy may well be contracting right now–which makes sense, given that it got over-inflated after all the Covid stimulus. We’ll probably only call it a “recession,” technically speaking, once the labor market rolls over, though. So let’s back up. Keep in mind that GDP was going absolutely bonkers after the pandemic...
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CDC Urges People With Weak Immune Systems to Take Extra Precautions After Covid Subvariants Knock Out Evusheld
Evusheld was a key antibody treatment taken by people with weak immune systems as an added layer of protection.
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Here's the Real Reason Why American Express Gives Out Such Big Rewards
Amex targets affluent cardholders through a “spend-centric” model that focuses on generating revenue by driving spending on its cards.
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Fire Destroys Catering Firm That Fed Elderly, Served Meals to Bulls, Blackhawks on Their Private Planes
Georgis Catering has been around for nearly 80 years, its business ranging from providing meals to the elderly to serving Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks on their private planes. But Thursday night, On Thursday night, a fire destroyed the company’s building, just blocks from Midway Airport.