Lieberman Runs as Independent After Primary Loss
Senator Joe Lieberman filed to run as an independent for November, saying it would be irresponsible to quit. Ned Lamont gains party support from Senate leaders Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer, while Hillary Clinton backs the winner of the primary. Early returns showed Lamont 52 percent to Lieberman 48 percent.
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Housing boom turns uncertain as prices cool
The U S housing boom slows with higher mortgage costs and a Fed hold on rates. Bernanke and Moody's Zandi warn of a potential chaotic correction as inventories rise and adjustable mortgage holders face higher payments.
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