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House GOP circus embarrasses senior party leaders as the country and the world wait for Republicans to pick a speaker
House Republicans on Monday open the next act of their Washington farce, desperately searching for a speaker after ousting the incumbent and rejecting two
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Brent oil ends higher as investors monitor Israel-Hamas war, talks on Venezuela sanctions
Oil futures finished Tuesday on a mixed note, with U.S. prices unchanged for the session and global benchmark crude settling with a modest gain,
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