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	US Navy resurrects Second Fleet in Atlantic to counter Russia BBC News The US Navy has said it will re-establish its Second Fleet, as Russia becomes more assertive. Chief of Naval Operations Adm John Richardson said the fleet, disbanded in 2011, would oversee forces on the US East Coast and North Atlantic. He said the National Defense Strategy, published earlier this ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's where the jobs are — in one chart CNBC "Most of the gain [in manufacturing] was in the durable goods component, with machinery adding 8,000 jobs and employment in fabricated metal products continuing to trend up (+4,000)," the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday. The professional and business services industry added 54,000 jobs in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Andujar walks off Yanks to 13th win in 14 games MLB.com The sizzling Yankees walked off to celebrate their 13th win in 14 games, supported by Gleyber Torres' first Major League home run and solo blasts from Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez. The Yankees blew two leads late, but Andujar delivered in the ninth inning, flaring a two-out single to right field off ... Flag as irrelevant
	Argentina's Central Bank's Credibility 'Damaged' In Crazy Rate Moves Forbes "The damage in terms of credibility is already done," said BNP Paribas analysts in Sao Paulo led by Gabriel Gersztein. "Other than a stronger commitment to fiscal adjustment as Mexico and Brazil did in 2016 and 2017, the peso lacks a catalyst." The carry-trade alone might not be enough to offset the ... Flag as irrelevant
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	the New Genre-Bending Books Coming Out in May Tor.com If you asked us to stack this month's genre-bending releases in the order you should read them … it'd be impossible. We'd be sitting here forever, trapped under the weight of an impossible task. Should you start with Melissa Broder's merman novel? One of several intriguing story collections? Flag as irrelevant
	Rachel Kushner Thinks Prisons Should Only Exist in Fiction Electric Literature Rachel Kushner's latest novel, The Mars Room, begins as Romy Hall enters the Stanville Women's Correctional Facility for two consecutive life sentences after killing her stalker. As the novel unfolds, Kushner lays out Romy's life in Stanville, and the lives of her peers—with no veneer over the brutalities, ... Flag as irrelevant

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