Dow hits record erasing Great Recession losses
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 125.95 points to 14,253.77, reclaiming all losses from the 2007-2009 crash and signaling a return toward normal as unemployment remains high. The broader S P 500 closed near its record, while analysts cited improved growth hopes and rising consumer demand backing the rally.
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Oklahoma states' rights bills surge in GOP led effort
Oklahoma lawmakers push a wave of states rights bills aimed at curbing federal influence. The package includes penalties for enforcing the health care law and limits on physicians discussing firearms. A special committee handles the bills amid raucous hearings and applause for anti federal actions.
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Mortality index offers clue on dying odds after 50
A 12 item mortality index from San Francisco researchers estimates the chance of dying within ten years for people over 50. Doctors should use the score to weigh risks and benefits of screenings and treatments, not as lifestyle guidance.
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