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California Governor Jerry Brown Signs Bill Targeting Gender-Wage Gap
The Fair Pay Act broadens the state's existing equal pay law and provides more tools to women employees to challenge gender-wage disparities.
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Oregon Shooting Update: Chris Harper-Mercer’s Mother Knew Of Son’s Fascination With Guns, Encouraged It, Report Says
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Texas Executes Juan Martin Garcia For Killing Christian Missionary Hugo Solano In $8 Robbery
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House Republicans Block Move To Shut Down Benghazi Investigation Committee
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Salma Hayek Backs Hillary Clinton For President, Announces She Is A Member Of 'Latinos For Hillary'
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Around three-quarters of Fortune 500 companies take advantage of tax havens abroad.
Facebook Updates Ad Network In Long Quest To Unravel 30 Years Of Online Advertising Tradition
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“Regrettably, the Toyota Land Cruiser and Hilux have effectively become almost part of the ISIS brand.”
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McDonald’s All-Day Breakfast Menu 2015: Can Egg McMuffins Save The Ailing Fast-Food Chain?
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China Emissions News: Beijing Hopes To Cap Emissions Before 2030 Deadline
China hopes to reach the apex of its greenhouse gas emissions early so the country can address health and economic problems going forward.
Former Ukrainian Tax Minister EU Sanctions Video Argues Against Being On European Union List
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Defense Spending Update: Senate Authorizes Defense Bill Under Threat Of Obama Veto
The Senate voted to advance the National Defense Authorization Act conference report Tuesday under the threat of a veto from President Barack Obama.
Justice Department To Release 6,000 Prison Inmates To Reduce Overcrowding
Inmates will be released from federal prisons across the country between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2, in order to reduce overcrowding.
US Federal Reserve Interest Rate: Philadelphia Activists To Protest New President Patrick Harker, Demand Meetings
The activists have been trying to get a meeting with the bank president since the Fed's summer retreat in Wyoming.
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Kunduz Taliban News: After Hospital Bombing, Afghanistan Forces Not Ready For US Withdrawal In 2016, General Says
Gen. John Campbell, commander of U.S. forces, told the Senate that Afghan forces cannot yet fight against the Taliban on their own.
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Top European Court Kills 'Safe Harbor,' A Major Blow To US Tech Companies Like Google, Microsoft And Facebook
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Obamacare And The High Cost Of Prescription Drugs: Spending On Meds Doubles Among Chronically Ill, Study Finds
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Russian Jets Intentionally Violating Turkish Airspace? NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg Claims Double Incursion Was Not An Accident
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China’s Nobel Prize To Boost Country’s Scientific Research, And Traditional Chinese Medicine
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