NPR For each category, name something whose first and last letters are the same as the first and last letters of the category.

Eternal Optimism Have you ever seen a race with no competitors? Black/White are invalid colours of stigmas for power. (Petition and End to perpetuating Race as a Category Now!) The goal is to facilitate truth for global Happiness as peace in harmony through ending w Read more ... orldwide use of the category called Race, and replace it with Nationality. Nationality will define the identity of an individual with accurate measure because it will account for an individual's birthplace origins by country, state, and/or town. Selflessly, Ps. If we want the best for ourselves, we should treat others the same to offset peace globally. (Valid FB Link)http://www.thepetitionsite.com/575/488/370/demand-an-end-to-using-race-as-a-category-now/

The Economist In 1977 America's government gave the Federal Reserve what seems like a straightforward goal: maximum employment

Business Insider The American job machine continues to hum along.

Jake Shimon Hi, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to add a news category to my mobile app, both on my iPad Air and iPhone 6. I want to add a category for Nashville since I just moved here. Somehow a category for Chicagoland was added to the app so I kn Read more ... ow it's possible, but I cannot figure out how to find/add the category for my new home! Please help! Thank you :)

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The Onion

Washington Post News Media Services Robert Samuelson: The hopeful quest for ‘full employment’ - Concerning economic policy, it’s back to the future. As the unemployment rate (5.5 percent in March) has dropped, there’s been a shift in language. We’re told increasingly that we Read more ... should aim for more than job growth. Our goal should be “full employment.” This recalls an earlier era, the 1960s and ’70s, when the pursuit of “full employment” (originally defined as a 4 percent unemployment rate) was the dominant t... http://ow.ly/2WXtaN

Yahoo Movies This is the #Oscars category with the worst, most confusing rules... Except for last year, when Frozen and Idina Menzel won for "Let it Go," of course.

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