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White House honors back-to-back Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning
Supreme Court conservatives appear sympathetic to former high school coach who led prayers after games
Coca-Cola is a stable safe haven in a rough market
All-private SpaceX astronaut mission splashes down successfully after week of delays
Central Mississippi faced 76 tornadoes in just 35 days this spring
The Chevrolet Corvette is officially going electric
Event promotes autistic acceptance and inclusion
Fighting hunger in Florida with PB&J donations
Coast Guard rescues man from sinking boat
Deputy climbs burning building to save baby
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Kerry tries to convince the world to act on the climate crisis. Russia's war makes it harder
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Scheffler 'cried like a baby' before Masters win
Kemp and Perdue clash over 2020 election results at Georgia GOP governor's debate
Opinion: Spending on consumer goods will likely plummet in the second half of the year
With the fear of Covid-19 on the wane, consumers are spending much more on in-person services, like travel and entertainment, powering an impressive comeback in that sector. However, something has got to give. And that something is consumer spending on goods, like clothing, furniture, appliances and recreational equipment, which is in for a rough second half of 2022.
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