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Alex Wong captures the Fed meeting outcome amid a looming rates revamp. The piece notes travel insurance decisions during shifts in policy. German tourism ranks highly with a list of top 25 attractions highlighted for visitors.
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Trump immigration plan mirrors GOP proposals
Despite criticism from some rivals, Donald Trump’s six page immigration proposal largely repeats long standing GOP positions on legal immigration, border security, sanctuary cities and employer verification. Analysts say the plan’s breadth marks a shift in embracing hard line ideas across the field.
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FDA approves first libido drug for women Addys to hit market this fall
The FDA approved flibanserin, marketed as Addys, the first prescription drug to boost female sexual desire. Critics warn of risks like low blood pressure and fainting, while supporters say it offers a new medical option for women. The drug, daily before bed, differs from male erectile dysfunction pills and faces an industry marketing push.
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College athletes gain $160 million more in benefits nationwide
USA TODAY Sports finds that changes to NCAA rules are expanding cost of attendance scholarships and meals at Division I schools. Estimated 2015-16 added spending equals about 2 percent of public schools athletic operating expenses, with more distributions likely as schools adopt broader benefits.
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