Half of young Americans expect to be better off than parents
A AP NORC MTV poll shows about half of 15 to 26 year olds expect to be financially better off than their parents, with 29 percent aiming to match, 20 percent predicting worse outcomes, and parents slightly more optimistic about their children. The study notes mobility trends since 1940 and cites individual stories of Narvaez and Barner amid economic uncertainty and policy concerns.
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Lawyers question FBI thoroughness in Kavanaugh probe
Lawyers for Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez urge that the FBI conduct a full investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. They say agents have not contacted key witnesses or Ford, Ramirez say they worry the inquiry lacks credibility as the Senate braces for a decisive vote this week.
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EPA moves to loosen radiation exposure limits concerns rise
Washington experts say EPA proposal to tighten science transparency weakens radiation safeguards. Critics warn higher exposure risks for workers at nuclear sites and oil and gas fields, medics, and the public. Proponents cite costs and a supposed zero risk model. Edward Calabrese cited as supporting potential savings and health benefits.
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Amazon raises wage to fifteen dollars an hour nationwide
Amazon announces a $15 per hour minimum wage for U S employees and will push Congress to raise the federal rate. The move affects more than 350 000 workers including full time part time temporary and seasonal staff at Amazon and Whole Foods with raises also for current $15 hourly workers. The policy follows a tight labor market and comes as Sanders praises the decision and other firms face pressure to follow.
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Market Ticker Fluctuations Amid Steady Trading
The Dow Jones slips to 26,773.94 while Nasdaq reaches 7,999.55 as trading closes. Minor gains and losses appear across sectors with mixed investor sentiment and modest volume in late session activity.
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