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Federal union calls government shutdown 'unconscionable'

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A 'veil of uncertainty' is causing global market volatility

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News Wrap: Slowing iPhone sales in China drive market plunge

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The best books of 2018, according to experts

In 2018, notable new books often reflected and supplemented conversations around current trends, topics and events. Author Ann Patchett and Washington Post book critic Carlos Lozada join Jeffrey Brown to share their favorite books of the year.