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U.S. Education Secretary John King believes in the power of second chances. If he hadn't been given one, he says he wouldn't be where he is today.

1. IPO flop: It was the biggest market debut of the year, and it was a big disappointment.

The ranks of the super-wealthy are growing quickly in China -- and nowhere more than Zhejiang province.

Attention Facebook users: Brad Pitt isn't dead, and clicking on that post could give a hacker control of your account.

The NFL normally plays backup to no one -- but Monday night ESPN's "Monday Night Football" had to compete with the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and it took a big hit as a result, bringing in the program's lowest viewership in at least the past 25 years.

There's one group of U.S. voters that appears especially motivated by this year's presidential election -- Spanish speakers.

When Donald Trump wanted to prove, despite the evidence, that he never supported the Iraq War, he turned to Sean Hannity for help.

Housing markets across the globe are overheating, and some are at risk of a bubble.

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Donald Trump is misleading people by citing unscientific, unrepresentative Internet polls that portray him as the "winner" of Monday's debate.

Deal or no deal? For the world's major oil producers, it looks like the answer will once again be "no deal."

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Monday night was the most-watched debate in American history.

The Department of Justice said last month that it planned to eventually stop using private prisons. Now, Hillary Clinton wants all states to follow suit.

Donald Trump thinks that the market is "in a big, fat, ugly bubble." Is he right?

Google wants to do a lot more for mobile users in India.

Facebook was the talk of one of the biggest advertising events of the year -- but not for a good reason.

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