Washington Gov. Jay Inslee offers an update on the deadly mudslides near the town of Oso in March. President Obama is visiting Oso on Tuesday.
Share Facebook Twitter GoogleIn the biggest one-day drop in nearly two and a half years, the Nasdaq fell 3 percent on Thursday.
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GREENE: In the biggest one-day drop in nearly two and a half years, the NASDAQ fell 3 percent yesterday. Facebook and Netflix were among companies leading the decline, each losing more than 5 percent.
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