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The president is hosting European leaders at Camp David, where he is expected to lobby for action on a far-off crisis that threatens to spill onto America's shores
As Greece veers toward a eurozone exit, depositors are draining their bank accounts, and European leaders are beginning to plan for a post-Greece future
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South Florida teen Willow Tufano rents out the house she owns — and she's saving to buy another one
Stocks have been on a tear for the past three years, but average investors are hesitant to get back on the roller-coaster
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Prom chaperones face criminal charges for spraying Lysol on dirty-dancing students — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation
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