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UnitedHealth Group Inc. shares jumped after funds piled into the company, which has been hampered by a federal probe into its business practices and weakening results.

A Michigan high school didn’t violate the First Amendment cwhen it proposed edits to a Republican club’s morning announcement promoting an anti-abortion message, a federal court said.