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New Home Sales Spike Unexpectedly

WASHINGTON – Sales of new U.S. homes rose a much larger-than-expected 13.8 percent in March, the biggest one-month gain since April 1993, but prices fell sharply, a government report showed Wednesday. The pace of new home sales rose to a seasonally adjusted 1.213 million unit annual rate from a downwardly …

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NYC Union Boss Who Led Transit Strike To Turn Himself In Monday

NEW YORK – Transit union leader Roger Toussaint said he’d march across the Brooklyn Bridge with workers before turning himself in Monday for a 10-day jail sentence stemming from the illegal three-day subway and bus strike that crippled the city in December. Labor leaders and unionized workers were expected to …

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8 Easy Steps to Banish Bad Breath

We’ve all found ourselves chatting with someone whose breath could easily wilt a flower. With more than 90 million people suffering from chronic bad breath (also called halitosis), that’s a lot of wilted flowers. If you (or someone you regularly smooch) has an attack of bad breath that even Altoids …

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