Author: super@dmin
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Living With Climate Change: Severe winter storm pushes power outages above 1.5 million. When will the electric grid be updated?
Severe winter weather, including the coldest Christmas in decades for parts of the country, is another major test for an outdated power grid.
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Cannabis Watch: Verano cannabis cultivation takes root in massive ex-retail space as legal industry gears up
Verano’s grow facility in Branchburg, N.J., is housed in a 120,000 building that used to house a Walmart store that closed in 2018
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Beth Pinsker: New catch-up contribution limits can add thousands to your retirement — if you qualify (and can afford it)
The omnibus spending bill will be a boon to high-earners who are 50-plus.
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Your Digital Self: These artificial-intelligence models are disrupting the art world — and will change how movies are made
Generative art is being used to create images. One day it will be used to make movies.
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The Margin: Five tips for staying safe and warm during a power outage
Hundreds of thousands of Americans have lost power this week because of a severe winter storm. Here are ways to stay safe (and warm) in such a situation.
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: ‘No mother ever has to choose between a job and nursing her child’: PUMP Act, supporting new moms’ right to breastfeed at work, is one step closer to becoming law
The newly-passed PUMP Act will allow moms to have the space and privacy to pump breastmilk at work, and prolong their breastfeeding journey.
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: What to expect for the stock market in 2023 after the biggest decline since the financial crisis
Also, the end of the FAANG era, investment picks for 2023, calling a bottom for Tesla’s stock and a look back at Wall Street’s forecasts.
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: These are the 18 Republican senators who voted for the $1.7 trillion spending bill — and the measure to prevent another Jan. 6 insurrection
Eighteen Republican senators voted for the $1.7 trillion year-end spending bill, and with it, a measure to prevent another Jan. 6 riot.
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: 10 good things that happened to Americans’ finances in 2022
There were a few bright spots for consumers in a challenging year.
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Bond Report: Treasury yields move higher after U.S. inflation reading
Treasury yields rose Friday ahead of the release of the U.S. personal consumption expenditure price index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation indicator.