Credit: With big differences in economic policy separating the presidential candidates, a former Federal Reserve Board vice chairman said there’s common ground that could help boost wages, create jobs and close the socioeconomic status gap.

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Va. politicians praise, criticize Clinton’s VP pick

Photos: 2016 GOP Convention

Day 4: RNC speakers wrap up convention

Wake held near Capitol Hill for the Republican Party

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