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Per pool reports, the far-right French politician was spotted in the basement of Trump Tower. As you can see, she's drinking coffee. Le Pen is a presidential candidate in May's elections.
Incoming WH press secretary Sean Spicer told CNN that Le Pen was not there to meet with Trump or the transition team, adding that the tower is open to the public.
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Joe Biden yesterday laid out the broad strokes of his economic policy platform, which seemingly is designed to not freak out centrists and not piss off progressives.
Why it matters: Biden has a better-than-even shot of becoming the next president, which means his tax plans could become everyone's tax bills.
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The growth of coronavirus cases is "casting a shadow" over oil's recovery despite the partial demand revival and supply cuts that have considerably tightened the market in recent months, the International Energy Agency said Friday.
Why it matters: IEA's monthly report confirms what analysts have seen coming for a long time: Failure to contain the virus is a huge threat to the market rebound that has seen prices grow, but remain at a perilous level for many companies.
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The Big Ten announced Thursday that it will move all fall sports to a conference-only schedule.
Why it matters: This will have a snowball effect on the rest of the country, and could force all Power 5 conferences to follow suit, resulting in a regionalized fall sports season.