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COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Supreme Court will take up an appeal in January from Gov. Henry McMaster and Corrections Director Bryan Stirling of a state judge’s ruling earlier this month that both the electric chair and the firing squad execution methods are unconstitutional.

Income investors are always on the hunt for good stocks that for one reason or another have recently been out of favor, creating a scenario for a higher dividend yield along with possible future appreciation as the stock bounces back.

In 2017, Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway invested $377 million in Store Capital Corp. (NYSE: STOR), a Scottsdale, Arizona-based retail and industrial property real estate investment trust (REIT) that was founded in 2011.

GOP pushback against a stopgap funding bill is a political headache for party leaders, and could point to fiscal brinkmanship next year.

In every down market cycle, certain sectors and their stocks develop intriguing price discounts along with high dividend yields. Prudent investors must decide whether to buy the proverbial “blood in the streets” or to pass on the “falling knives.” Each investor has their own risk-reward tolerance that guides them accordingly.

"The Divider" is a sweeping, dishy, 700-plus-page history of "Trump’s almost cartoonishly chaotic White House."

At present, the STs get a 26% reservation in Jharkhand, while SCs have 10%

Two of the highest-profile Republicans in the Senate are publicly defying McConnell on high-stakes issues.

ATLANTA — Georgia entered the season ranked No. 3 in the Associated Press poll, the Bulldogs drawing three of a possible 63 first-place votes. Two weeks later, they’re No. 1 — with 53 first-place votes. After beating Oregon, they rose above Ohio State. After beating Samford, they jumped Alabama. Neither…

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A proposal that would ban abortions past around six weeks of pregnancy and only offer limited and more narrow exceptions is back in the hands of the South Carolina House.