Here’s what is closed for holiday in Arizona

President’s Day commemorates the birthday of George Washington, the first president of the United States, and honors all who have held the essential office. Aside from honoring the nation’s presidents who have served in office, the celebration is also known for offering students, government offices and some businesses a day off. Those preparing for the…

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What’s closed for Washington’s Birthday?

School will be in session for students in seven Florida counties on Monday, Feb. 17. Florida is among the many states that celebrate the holiday as Presidents’ Day. Don’t expect mail delivery, and most banks and the stock market will be closed Feb. 17. The next federal holiday is right around the corner. Presidents’ Day…

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Stock market muted at open. S&P 500 and Dow hover near record highs

U.S. stocks were mostly unchanged at the open as investors weighed hot inflation reports earlier in the week, the postponement of reciprocal tariffs and this morning’s weak retail sales report. Consumers sharply curtailed their spending in January, indicating a potential weakening in economic growth ahead, according to the Commerce Department. Retail sales slipped 0.9% in January…

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Focus on Fed chair remarks, tariff fallout

U.S. stocks began the day weaker as investors awaited testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell before the Senate Banking Committtee and what comes next in President Donald Trump’s tariff plans. In his first Congressional appearance since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, Powell is expected to address questions about the role tariffs may have on inflation…

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What do vegans eat?

Veganism has attracted millions of participants for decades, which is especially impressive when you learn just how restrictive a vegan diet can really be. And while there are certainly overlapping foods that both vegetarians and vegans avoid, most vegans go a lot further than most vegetarians in terms of what they choose not to eat. …

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