Upshot: Grist for Holiday Discussions

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Andrew Harrer/Pool, via Reuters   Basic Impeachment Facts to Keep Handy for Holiday Discussions The things that may be relevant when talking to relatives. By Alicia Parlapiano Marty Lederhandler/Associated Press   Thanksgiving N.F.L. Guide: Which Outcomes Help Your Team Most (Even if It Isn’t Playing) Giving fans of every team someone to root for — or at least something to do. By Kevin Quealy and Josh Katz Richard Drew/Associated Press   Your Portfolio Is Probably Doing Great. That’s Bad News for the Future. Asset prices reflect expectations that the world is going to remain in a low-growth mode for a long time to come. By Neil Irwin

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