FORM 8.3

FORM 8.3

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Quick, name a critical issue in this year’s midterm elections using just two words. Many of you probably said “food prices” or “Iran war” or “diarrhea lettuce.” And you might not be wrong. But there’s another, less obvious factor that could be even more decisive: home insurance.

Recent Senate hearings for Todd Blanche, the president’s nominee for attorney general, didn’t change what has become obvious over the past year he has spent in a senior leadership role at the Department of Justice: He’s unfit for the top job. Senators should make clear to the White House that they w

Trump convenes Cabinet at Camp David amid simmering Iran war Reuters

The market, as I have noted before, is a small miracle. All these people come together — sellers, buyers, go-betweens — with different preferences, needs and resources, and they manage to come up with a price. The market clears, and everyone is better off.

ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. and Chevron Corp. plowed blowout profits into debt reduction rather than huge buyback increases in a sign of Big Oil’s caution about how long war-driven price rallies will last.

Rise in profits comes amid increasing political scrutiny ahead of US midterm elections

Investing in South Korea’s stock market has yielded huge returns this year, but it’s been a wild ride. Volatility on the benchmark Kospi Index has topped 60%, almost double that of Japan’s Nikkei 225. It’s even put the notoriously unstable cryptocurrency Bitcoin in the shade.