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Stocks fell in the run-up to President Richard Nixon's impeachment proceedings and for a few months after he resigned. But the economy was in recession at the time.The stock market had risen steadily after Trump's election through 2017. But hiccuped in January 2018 after Trump introduced the first of many tariffs aimed at growing the US steel industry and reducing America's purchases of foreign-made products.Stocks rebounded in the middle of the year but have swooned again because investors are worried about rising rates -- and a mountain of debt caused by the tax cut bill that higher rates will make more expensive to pay off. 644

Sources tell KNXV television station in Phoenix that investigators are hoping to DNA-test the staff at Hacienda Healthcare and are evaluating other patients at the establishment. Reports state that the staff did not know the woman was pregnant until she was giving birth, but sources tell KNXV this may not be true.Investigators are looking into whether anyone kept the pregnancy a secret, according to sources, as the woman apparently showed a "bump."Parents of patients at Hacienda Healthcare have called this incident "deeply concerning" and are considering moving their children from the facility.Hacienda declined to talk on camera but did previously gave KNXV a statement reading in part:"As an organization, Hacienda HealthCare stands fully committed to getting to the truth of what, for us, represents an unprecedented matter. We are already conducting a comprehensive internal review of our processes, protocols, and people to ensure that every single Hacienda resident is as safe and well cared for as possible. Anything less than that is unacceptable to our team, our company’s leaders and the communities we serve.” 1158

Tatis broke the old record of five leadoff homers by Will Venable in 2011 when he drove a 1-0 pitch from Jon Gray (10-8) into the home run porch in the right field corner. It was the 22nd of the season for Tatis, who hit a leadoff homer in a 3-2 loss at Seattle on Wednesday. 275

"Some of the stuff is sentimental, some I still use now; the original stuff I wore in Afghanistan … I can't get that back,” Daniels said.

Some Mexico Beach residents are cutting their losses and will start a new life elsewhere.Joe Bush, who said he loved living there for 19 years, said he's decided to move. His house, furniture and vehicles were all heavily damaged by Michael"I couldn't get nothing for this land now," Bush said. "People gonna be scared to death to come down here to buy and invest money. So we're just going to leave it."But others, including Randy June, said Mexico Beach will always be his home -- even though his house is now a pile of rubble."We ain't going nowhere," he said. "We're going to rebuild somehow. I just don't know how yet. 623

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