Steady hiring broadens gains across American workers
The July jobs gain of 255,000 and a 4.1 percent rise in leisure and hospitality wages signal improving outcomes for workers with less education and those in low paying jobs. Unemployment holds at 4.9 percent as pay growth accelerates and firms raise wages to attract labor. Strong hiring supports a broader recovery amid mixed business spending and mild inflation.
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Clinton email probe divides young whites and people of color
GenForward poll of 18 to 30 year olds shows 54 percent of white respondents say Clinton intentionally broke the law over her private email use, while Hispanics, Asian Americans and African Americans view her more sympathetically. Trump and Clinton are broadly viewed negatively. most doubt both as honest. Sanders supporters show weaker Clinton consolidation.
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Hidden Degas portrait revealed by high‑def X-ray scan
Australian researchers used a powerful synchrotron X-ray beam to scan Degas Portrait of a Woman at Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria. The imaging uncovers a prior image beneath the surface likely showing Emma Dobigny, a favored model, dating from 1876 to 1880.
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