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House votes to roll back post-2008 financial rules Financial stocks soared after the vote, which some say could push Republicans in the Senate to pursue more aggressive reform. The bill passed today repeals "too big to fail, ' and makes taxpayer bailouts of Wall Street a thing of the past".

South African watchdog comments on central bank rattle rand CIEX Limited was paid 600,000 British Pounds for services which were never used by the South African government. Comrades who were in government when the CIEX report came out where defensive when it came to this matter.

WH: Trump Has 'No Intention' of Firing Mueller Ruddy was at the White House on Monday to meet White House aides, but did not speak with the president, Spicer said. Ruddy did not dismiss the White House communications team's words, but he did call Spicer's statement "bizarre".

Gas prices in MA down 5 cents per gallon Brent crude, used to price worldwide oils, climbed 45 cents, or 1 percent, to $47.37 a barrel in London. AAA reports that the most expensive gasoline can be found in the City of Chicago, at $2.73 per gallon.

A ballgame of unity, spirit, friendly rivalry, won by Dems The game at Nationals Park carried on a century-old bipartisan ritual, this one tinged with worry about Louisiana Rep. Scalise was shot in the hip, with the bullet tearing through his pelvis and injuring internal organs.

Rejecting trademarks that 'disparage' others violates First Amendment A federal appeals court in Richmond put the team's case on hold while waiting for the Supreme Court to rule in the Slants case. The decision could destroy legal challenges to other controversial trademarks, such as the Washington Redskins football team.

The wrong kind of US Open history: Top 3 all miss cut It's there that the mistake was made: Hadwin tried to play too ideal of a third shot up toward the raised putting surface. It was the first time since the world ranking began in 1986 that the top three players missed the cut in any major.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich 'sanctions £70m bid' for Alvaro Morata Real Madrid were rocked by widespread claims in the media on Friday that Ronaldo wants to leave the Spanish capital in the summer. United had been favourites to sign the Spain worldwide , with a £65m deal appearing close to completion last week.

Vivo might embed home button into display before Samsung or Apple As a refresher, Samsung announced its own virtual assistant Bixby during the launch event of the Samsung Galaxy S8 back in March . There is a lot of rumors about the placing on fingerprint sensor under the display panel and beneath the display glass.

IOS 11 brings NFC smarts to more apps But if you're not, and would prefer not to join the company's developer program, the public beta program is your best bet. You can also get to the option by going to Settings, and tapping on iTunes & App Stores.

Adele shows support for Grenfell Tower fire victims Rita Ora is doing all she can to help those who were caught up in the Grenfell Tower blaze in London by handing out food and water supplies.

US shoots down Syrian Air Force fighter USA -led forces have increased their presence at Tanf to deter pro-Syrian government forces in the area. The Pentagon says the coalition's mission in Syria and Iraq is to defeat Islamic State .

Harman looks for major breakthrough at US Open Open is wide open going into the weekend. - Leader Brian Harman reflects on unusual scoring conditions this week. He has birdied three of his last four holes. 1, 7 and 9 on the front nine and three in a row on Nos.

Scarlett Johansson got 'trashed' with elderly doppelganger after premiere Well now, Scarlett Johansson met her doppelgänger, according to Entertainment Weekly , and they had a blast. This came to me purely because people were like, 'Oh my God, you have a doppelganger and it's insane .

Dollar gains as Fed sticks to guns on policy tightening The euro, after earlier rising to its highest level against the dollar since November 9, was last little changed at $1.1215. Analysts had forecast that U.S. inflation would slow from 2.2% to 2% year-on-year and from 0.2% to 0.1% month-on-month.