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Five out of eight “too big to fail” U.S. banks do not have acceptable plans to go through possible bankruptcy without harming the economy, federal regulators said Wednesday.

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Craft ales and imports are adding new sparkle to South Korea’s beer market, stealing market share from major domestic producers. Paul Chapman reports.

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Readers share their experiences with foster care.

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Legendary filmmaker Ken Burns talks to Cristina Alesci about his new Jackie Robinson documentary, why racial tensions are so high in this country, and why neither Trump nor Sanders has the answer.

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A new study of a 24-year-old man who broke his neck five years ago is the first account of limb reanimation in a person with profound paralysis.

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