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From all three major indices, with the dow down 138, s p down 16, the nasdaq down 68. Do not count out iran, guys. Mounting tensions also sending ripples of worry through the markets as the rogue nation further breaches the limits set on its enrichment of uranium and continues to boast about breaking the terms of the nuclear deal. Our twoway starter, bob hormats, former Goldman Sachs vice chair, analyzes both of these situations, iran and what is Jerome Powell going to do, but more importantly, ...

To half staff in honor of the victim. Speaking about the children killed he fought back tears. They had their entire lives ahead of them, birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own. Reporter he also offered assistance and condolences to connecticuts governor during a difficult time. Well do whatever we can to overcome this event. We will get through it but this is a terrible time for this community and these families. Reporter the community is left to wonder how this could happen in the...

The best is yet to come - IAVI. Africa is contributing far more than samples to scientific research. The continent’s scientists are actively engaged in developi

Low-income communities of color experienced significantly greater increases in firearm violence, homicides and assaults compared to more affluent communities during the first five months of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new study from the Violence Prevention Research Program.

Those who want voters to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom joined crime victim advocates at the state Capitol last week to accuse the governor of being too lenient on lawbreakers as the state experiences a new wave of crime. They castigated him for unilaterally suspending executions of murderers and making it easier for felons to win release from state prisons. “The thing that really alarms me about what the governor did, is that it’s a continuation of policies to undermine the criminal justic...

Those who want voters to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom joined crime victim advocates at the state Capitol last Tuesday to accuse the governor of being too lenient on lawbreakers as the state experiences a new wave of crime. They castigated him for unilaterally suspending executions of murderers and making it easier for felons to win release from state prisons. “The thing that really alarms me about what the governor did, is that it’s a continuation of policies to undermine the criminal jus...