ETF's role in market, gay marriage ruling benefit queries and IRS Tea Party scrutiny

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June 28

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Stock funds score solid gains in first half Health and biotechnology funds were the leading sectors, jumping an average 20.8%. Gay marriage ruling raises questions on benefits Experts say many legally married gay couples eligible for federal benefits. IRS: Liberal groups got less scrutiny than Tea Party Tax committee wants to know more about how broad IRS targeting was. ADVERTISEMENT

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