Tax Reform
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Americans Aren’t Exactly Clamoring for Tax Cuts
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Tax Reform: Will Trump Really Stand Up to Special Interests?
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What the Senate GOP's $1.5 Trillion Tax Cut Deal Means
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Why Some Companies Are Fighting Against a $2 Trillion Tax Break
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5 Reasons to Doubt Tax Reform Will Happen This Year
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Republicans Change Their Tune on Tax Cuts and the Debt
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7 Reasons to Believe the GOP Will Pass Tax Cuts This Year
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How Low Can Tax Rates Really Go?
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Small-Cap Stocks Are Sending a Big Message on Trump’s Tax Deal
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Orrin Hatch Signals Just How Complicated Tax Reform Will Be
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Senate Finance Chair Orrin Hatch: We’re Not a Rubber Stamp on Tax Reform
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Paul Ryan: Tax Plan Outline Coming in Two Weeks
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Tax Reform on Menu for Trump's Dinner with Dems
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Trump Prepares a Bipartisan Push on Taxes
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Mnuchin: Tax Cuts Could Be Backdated for 2017
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China's finance ministry says S&P's ratings cut 'a wrong decision'
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U.S. Commerce chief: U.S. content falling in Mexican, Canadian imports
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Asia stocks fall, yen and franc gain as North Korea moots H-bomb test
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Apple's iPhone 8 launch in Sydney sees bleak turnout
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White House seen easing limits on drone strikes: NY Times
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Senator asks FBI if it warned Trump campaign about Russian meddling
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Shares in HTC rise 9.96 percent on Google's Pixel buyout
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Dollar dips against yen on simmering North Korea tensions
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Russia says will target U.S.-backed fighters in Syria if provoked
Newsletter
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US Consumer Finance Agency Expected to Punish Equifax: Lawyers
By Lisa Lambert and Patrick Rucker, ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. consumer finance watchdog agency is expected to punish Equifax for its cyber breach with the wide-ranging powers it has used with Wall Street, former agency officials...
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U.S. incomes, poverty rate bounce back to pre-recession levels in 2016
By ReutersBy Susan Heavey WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. poverty rate fell for the second straight year in 2016 while median income rose to an all-time high of $59,000 as the economy made up ground lost...
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Health Secretary Tom Price Under Fire for Use of Private Jets
By Michael RaineyBack in 2009, Tom Price spoke out against House Democrats who wanted to spend $550 million on private jets for lawmakers to use. A Republican representative from Georgia at the time, Price told CNBC...
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Is the Graham-Cassidy Health Care Bill Really About Tax Cuts?
Another important point about the Graham-Cassidy plan: The abrupt elimination of federal health care funding for block grants to the states in 2027 doesn’t have to be in the bill, the Center on...
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Thelma and Louise Ride Again?
By Michael RaineySome Republican senators are having a difficult time explaining their support of the Graham-Cassidy bill that would repeal much of Obamacare and replace it with state block grants. Vox asked nine...
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States Face a $645 Billion Hole for Retiree Health Care Liabilities
By Michael RaineyThe Governmental Accounting Standards Board is asking states and cities to start recognizing future liabilities for retiree health care costs on their balance sheets, starting in fiscal 2018.
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The Special Treat for Alaska Lurking in the Senate’s Health Care Plan
By Josh Barro, Business InsiderOn Tuesday evening, Robert VerBruggen of National Review noticed something odd : The financial projections produced by Sen. Bill Cassidy's office showed that, in 2026, his healthcare proposal would...
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Jimmy Kimmel: Sen. Bill Cassidy ‘Lied Right to My Face’
The Graham-Cassidy bill to replace Obamacare suffered two very public blows Tuesday night. Hours after a bipartisan group of 10 governors joined groups like the AARP in opposition to the legislation...
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Self-Described Deficit Hawk Strikes a Tentative Tax Cut Deal
Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) — a member of the Senate’s “dwindling band of deficit hawks,” as the AP put it — had sought to limit the deficit increases of the GOP tax plan. But he signaled some flexibility...
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What the Senate GOP's $1.5 Trillion Tax Cut Deal Means
President Trump has touted the tax cut currently being shaped by his administration and Congress as the biggest in American history, but just how big it could be is — and will be — the subject of...