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James Earl Jones, the original, iconic voice of Darth Vader in "Star Wars" and Mufasa in "The Lion King," died on Monday. He was 93.
The man who shot at Donald Trump was a 20-year-old from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, and a registered Republican.
The ex-president was whisked away after a shooting at his campaign rally left one bystander dead and the gunman killed.
President Joe Biden said he was "grateful" that Donald Trump was alright after an apparent shooting at his rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
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Citadel boss Ken Griffin is adding more space to the firm's planned Miami office space, his latest investment in Florida.
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The textualist and conservative Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said there's "no doubt" Congress meant to ban bump-stock devices on guns.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft finally took off on its crewed mission on Wednesday after being plagued by delays.
The JPMorgan CEO suggested he was planning to retire within the next five years.
Scottie Scheffler, the world's top-ranked golfer, was detained and booked in a Louisville jail early Friday morning.
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An address book from 1997 belonging to sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein is up for sale.
The University of Michigan's monthly survey of how Americans feel about the economy took a nosedive in May as consumers feel more gloomy.
Jim Simons, the legendary hedge-fund manager who founded the prolific Renaissance Technologies, has died at age 86.
A judge in Texas is expected to rule this week on a request from credit-card companies to stop a cap on late fees, CNBC reported.
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