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Before Bernie Sanders, Richard Nixon championed the 4-day workweek
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Richard Nixon might seem to have little in common, but the disgraced former president was an early champion of the four-day workweek.
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Border security talks could push spending bills past shutdown deadline
A closure could be brief. Negotiations are continuing, but Congress hasn’t left itself much time to act before a deadline this weekend.
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5 key moments from Elon Musk’s interview with Don Lemon
The X owner resists responsibility for the hate speech on the social media platform and says America must ‘move on’ from racism.
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AstraZeneca will cap inhaler costs at $35 per month
The cost-reduction strategy follows a similar move from Boehringer Ingelheim, a rival in the medical device sector.
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Joann files for bankruptcy as consumers pull back on non-essentials
The crafts and fabrics retailer, which has been operating for more than eight decades, does not plan to shutter any stores
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Volkswagen workers in Tennessee file petition to hold unionization vote
Volkswagen workers in Tennessee took a major step toward becoming the first big auto factory in the South to unionize, asking federal authorities to hold a factory-wide vote on joining the United Auto Workers.
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See what’s fueling the return of supersonic passenger flights
More than two decades after the Concorde’s last flight, here are five things to know about the effort to revive supersonic travel.
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In Wisconsin, a vote for Biden or Trump could come down to grocery prices
In Wisconsin, the local Piggly Wiggly has become ground zero for economic discontent. Voters say high grocery prices could determine their pick for president.
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Border security deadlock heightens risk of government shutdown
Funding for about 70 percent of the government will expire Saturday just after midnight unless Congress acts, but disagreements over immigration have stymied talks.
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