Stocks rise as oil stabilizes amid holiday thin trading
U S stocks gained for a second day helped by steadier crude oil. Dow +165.65 to 17417.27, S&P +17.82 to 2038.97, Nasdaq +32.19 to 5001.11. Chipotle slid after revealing more E coli cases. energy names led gains with Diamond Offshore and Transocean rising. Oil futures edged up while heating oil, gas and metals moved modestly.
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Regime change debate reshapes 2016 alliances in US race
US presidential candidates split on regime change in the Middle East. Cruz Sanders and Paul align with Democrats against ousting Assad while Rubio Clinton push for Assad removal to defeat IS. Clinton links Libya action to current Syria stakes. Obama era restraint noted amid debate on future strategy.
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Census shows West Virginia population drop in 2015
West Virginia posted the nation’s largest one year population decline with 4 623 fewer residents from July 2014 to July 2015 as deaths outpaced births by 940. North Dakota led in growth, while coal and manufacturing job losses persisted and the state weighed losing a House seat in 2020.
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