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President Trump has in recent weeks said he is "very disappointed" in China, accusing it of doing "nothing" on North Korea other than "just talk."

When the 2020 presidential race commences, Senators Al Franken, Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker may find themselves locked in a battle for the Democratic' party's nomination. For now, however, the competition is limited to book sales, and the upper hand clearly belongs to Franken.

The Trump administration is giving insurers a few more weeks to revise their Obamacare rate requests for 2018.

In late June, Google announced the hiring of Danielle Brown as its new head of diversity. Her job: build "a more diverse and inclusive workplace."

Another day, another big retailer in a world of pain. JCPenney revealed on Friday it lost more money than feared. The bleak news sent its stock plunging more than 15% and below $4 a share for the first time ever.

Swiss voters will soon decide whether to give new fathers paid paternity leave.

Sleepaway camp may evoke memories of s'mores, log cabins and bonding with lifelong friends, but one camp in Los Angeles focuses on helping teens become internet stars.

If you hit the annual Illinois State Fair in Springfield this weekend, you'll see the usual attractions: livestock exhibits, a ferris wheel, puffy funnel cakes. You might also be surprised to find a small booth for one of the largest technology companies in the world.

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Wells Fargo has already admitted to charging people for overdrawing bank accounts that they didn't have and for car insurance that they didn't need. Now, it's being accused of ripping off vulnerable mom-and-pop businesses.

Lottery players are lining up for two chances at massive jackpots.

Bank of America is the latest financial institution to jump into the premium credit card arena. And, although these cards are competing for the same big-spending, credit-worthy card holders, this card reserves the best perks for those with bank loyalty.

Need a vacation but don't have tons of money?

OPEC is struggling to keep its promises.

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1. Nervous markets: Global markets are heading for a third consecutive day of losses amid growing tensions between North Korea and the U.S.

Months after the underwater search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was called off, an American company is offering to resume the hunt for the missing airliner.

So long, Dow 22,000. Stocks took a hit for a third straight day Thursday as North Korea's nuclear threats seemed again to roil the markets.

Unsurprisingly, President Trump was spoofed by "Saturday Night Live's" summer "Weekend Update" premiere, but it turned out that Anthony Scaramucci -- the short-term White House communications director -- offered a more enticing target.

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