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Bannon probe gains steam as prosecutors subpoena financial records

The Manhattan district attorney’s office has subpoenaed financial records related to Steve Bannon’s crowd-funding border-wall effort, signaling that its criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump’s chief strategist is advancing, according to people familiar with the matter. Read More

Not as many people are going to TJMaxx. 'Revenge shopping' could help

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TJMaxx has taken a hit from the pandemic with fewer people visiting stores and picking up clothing. But the discount giant is betting that customers will re-emerge once they get the Covid-19 vaccine and “revenge” shop to make up for the lost year. Read More

The Georgia Democrat's comments come amid a building showdown over GOP efforts to make voting harder in multiple states following Trump's loss

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Stacey Abrams' stark warning about Georgia's new election bill being racist is shining a spotlight on a nationwide battle over whose voices will be heard… Read More

America's unemployment problem is much worse than it seems

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The national unemployment rate is masking how much some groups are still struggling in the pandemic economy. That’s why the Federal Reserve looks at more than just the average jobless numbers to determine the nation’s economic health. Read More

Grand jury votes not to indict police officers in Rochester death of Daniel Prude

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A grand jury voted not to indict any officers in the death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who died after police pinned him to the ground in March, New York Attorney General Letitia James said Tuesday. Read More

Some blame Texas' wind turbines for outages, but they only account for a tenth of the power

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Police captain describes suffering chemical burns on her face

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Captain Carneysha Mendoza, one of many US Capitol police officers injured while responding to the deadly insurrection on January 6, recalled to lawmakers how her face was burned by chemicals used by rioters and her arm nearly broken as they stormed the Capitol. Read More

Hillary Clinton is co-writing a political thriller

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Hillary Clinton is working on a book with Canadian mystery novelist Louise Penny, set in the aftermath of US political chaos. Read More

4 reasons Tesla stock is tumbling

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Tesla, the hottest stock in the market for more than a year, has sunk into bear market territory. Read More

Capitol security officials point fingers over disastrous riot response

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Americans could hear for the first time Tuesday why intelligence and operations failed dramatically on January 6 from the very people whose choices contributed to the crisis — information that will likely help shape the search for new leaders and possibly a new security management structure on Capitol Hill. Read More