Biden touts lower gas prices after Saudi trip promise
President Biden emphasized a steady drop in oil and gasoline costs since June as OPEC boosted output only modestly. White House officials cited a 17 percent fall in average U S gas prices from summer peaks, with AAA listing about 4 16 per gallon nationwide. The administration argued price declines reflect multiple factors beyond OPEC actions.
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Kansans reject ballot measure to restrict abortion rights
Kansas voters in an August primary decisively rejected a ballot measure that would have allowed the Legislature to tighten abortion restrictions or ban abortion. President Biden framed the result as broad support for reproductive rights, signaling potential national implications. Kimberly Inez McGuire called the vote a rebuke to anti abortion efforts and a sign of rising resistance.
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Inflation hits back-to-school shopping as families trade down
Inflation reshapes back-to-school buying from rain boots to supplies. Washington Shoe Co faced 15 percent price raises in January, yet May shifts see consumers moving to cheaper no-frills boots. Walmart and Best Buy report weaker discretionary spending, while low to middle income families trim budgets and favor private labels.
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Stocks rise after solid earnings and data push markets higher
Wall Street closed broadly higher as the S&P 500 rose 1.6 to 4155.17 and the Nasdaq jumped 2.6 as investors priced in upbeat services data and durable goods orders. Dow added 416.33 to 32812.50 while the Russell 2000 gained 26.48 to 1908.93, with energy the only laggard. Starbucks among big gainers as tech and retailers lead a broad rally.
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