U.S. Retail Sales Fell 1.1% in July with Spending Shifts to Services
On Tuesday, the Census Bureau reported that retail sales in the U.S. fell sharply by 1.1% in July. This is following growing consumer concerns regarding the delta coronavirus variant and…
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A Residential Building Housing Multinationals on the Outskirts of Miami Collapses
A residential building has partially collapsed in Surfside, near Miami, Florida, leaving at least 4 dead and some 159 missing – among them people from at least six Latin American…
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New York City Set to Wind Down All COVID-19 Restrictions for Good Within Next Few Months
Life in New York City could fully return to normal in the next couple of months. Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced that he could lift COVID-19 restrictions on businesses…
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What you Should Know About Car Accident Responsibility
You probably know your coverage if you crash your car, whether it’s your fault or not, but what if you loan your car to friends or family members? Before you…
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The Origin Of Dogs Could Be Tied To A Lost Wolf Population
A team of researchers has learned uncovered interesting information about the ancestors of modern dogs. The researchers sequenced genomes from 27 dog fossils that have been recovered from Europe and…
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