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S&P 500 Posts Record 9th Straight Weekly Win and Best May in Years — Three Themes Drove It All

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By Michael Lee 
| International Business Times (U.S.)
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MAY 27: Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on May 27, 2026, in New York City. As oil prices fell amid optimism over a resolution with Iran, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to a new record high on Wednesday, closing up nearly 200 points. May was supposed to be a month to worry about. Iran's war with the U.S. had sent gas prices above $4 at the pump. Consumer sentiment had cratered to its worst level since the financial crisis.
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Adoptees left with mixed feelings, unanswered questions as Korean government reins in 'baby exports'

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By Michael Lee 
| buff.ly
For decades, thousands of Korean children were sent abroad for adoption, their lives determined by private agencies operating with minimal oversight and often incomplete documentation. One of those children was John Quick, now a 42-year-old restaurant owner in Seoul, who was adopted to the United States in 1983 at just six months old. More than four decades later, the truth of his origins remains elusive.
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Canadian designer, photographer join anti-poverty campaign

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By Michael Lee 
| CTV News
A group of Canadians has joined a global movement to end extreme poverty, aiming to use their respective platforms to push for change. Anishinaabe artist and fashion designer Lesley Hampton, and director and photographer Justin Wu are among five Canadians who have become “Champions of Change” in the Global Citizen organization’s campaign to end extreme poverty.
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