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The $300-a-week benefit is set to expire in early September for all jobless Americans. But more than 3.6 million recipients in 22 Republican-led states are ending it early.

On Thursday, President Biden signed into a law a bill targeting hate crimes against Asian Americans.

‘The sum is rather large, and I’m going to be asked at some point how much I inherited. I’m concerned that they will be jealous and resentful.’

Activists see the controversy as an opportunity to reshape the way schools assess students.

‘She left me for her pandemic boyfriend. She was caught at our vacation home with him.’

No date has been given for the relaxation of existing measures.

‘I do not want to sign away the only thing my mom left me.’

If you’ve been waiting to say, ‘I told you so,’ to a young crypto investor, you may be waiting a while.

Palo Alto Networks Inc. shares rose in the extended session Thursday after the cybersecurity company reported results that topped Wall Street estimates and hiked its outlook for the year.

President Biden is mandating a federal government strategy to quantify climate-change risks to public and private financial assets.

Jeff Bezos’s rocket company is auctioning off a seat on the New Shepard’s first crewed space launch this summer

The Democratic-run Senate, with some Republican support, is working toward passing legislation this month that targets China and aims to support the American semiconductor industry, in a fresh sign of bipartisan agreement on how to handle Beijing and a key U.S. sector.

Stocks close higher Thursday, as upbeat economic data helps investors shake off worries that a pickup in inflation could force the Federal Reserve to begin reining in its accommodative monetary policy sooner than expected.

Long-dated U.S. government bond yields retreat Thursday, supported by buying that has driven rates lower and prices higher, with strategists pointing to bargain hunting by fixed-income investors in a market viewed as slightly oversold in recent days.

Trial participants have 10 times more antibodies in their systems than patients recovering from COVID-19.

Pub groups Mitchells & Butlers and Marston’s said they are confident profits will rebound, as the gradual easing of COVID-19 restrictions encourages more people to return to their venues.