Poet Maya Angelou Is First Black Woman On U.S. Quarter
The coins are the first in the U.S. Mint's American Women Quarters Program.
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By Rick Bowmer / APWhat is ‘quiet hiring’ — and how can you benefit from it?
Quiet hiring is when employers acquire new skills without taking on more employees — typically by stretching existing employees' workloads.
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House GOP wastes no time launching investigations
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