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Working from home means saving 55 minutes a day on average, research finds

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Retailers, not consumers, facing the brunt of trade war tariffs: Study
Economy

Retailers, not consumers, facing the brunt of trade war tariffs: Study

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Emails between the Seattle mayor's office and an economist at the University of California, Berkeley show that the mayor's staff tried to deliberately undermine a University of Washington study showing that the city's $15 minimum wage ordinance was harming the city's low-income workers. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Economy

Emails show Seattle mayor worked to undermine $15 minimum wage study

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Advocates for a higher wage have criticized the report's methodology, but one author shrugged it off, saying it was to be expected given the groups' politics. (Elizabeth Flores/Star Tribune via AP)
Economy

Liberals try to refute Seattle minimum wage study

Sean Higgins -
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Report finds that increases in the amount of time spent on video games by younger men correlate strongly with a decline in hours that they are working. (iStock)
Economy

Video games contributing to decline in work hours among younger men: Study

Sean Higgins -
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Several employers have reduced their payrolls and cut employee hours or the size of their staff. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)
Beltway Confidential

Study: Seattle’s minimum wage increase goes horribly wrong

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A new paper published by the NBER says minimum wage increases may harm the health of some workers. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Beltway Confidential

How does the minimum wage affect your health?

Jason Russell -
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Beltway Confidential

Researchers: Free condoms in schools increased teen pregnancies

Jason Russell -
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The presentation included some
Beltway Confidential

GE: Congressional opposition to subsidies is a ‘deal killer’ for states

Timothy P. Carney -
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Students in highly segregated schools tend to commit more crimes, according to a new study. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
Beltway Confidential

Study: Segregated schools mean more crime

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