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- Trump says hurricane left Puerto Rico in trouble, but points to need to deal with island's debt load
Trump said Monday Puerto Rico is in "deep trouble" after Hurricane Maria and that its debt to Wall Street "must be dealt with."
Bombastic conservative Christian candidate Roy Moore faces the appointed, business-backed incumbent Sen. Luther Strange.
North Korea's foreign minister makes his comments after President Trump said the regime "won't be around much longer."
Many questions for NBA players and owners were about President Donald Trump taking on both the NBA and the NFL last weekend.
Russian political ads included topics such as Black Lives Matter and other divisive issues.
The top 10 percent of health-care spenders contributed 49 percent of total out-of-pocket spending in 2016, according to a new analysis.
Twitter said whether the tweet is of public interest is among the key considerations in deciding if a tweet is removed.
Pyongyang has reportedly been boosting defences on east coast after the U.S. dispatched bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend.
North Korea appears to have boosted defenses on its east coast, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday.
A senior Russian diplomat also said the U.S. approach to North Korea was a dead end.
The projections come as Republican leaders struggle to get 50 senators to back the Graham-Cassidy repeal bill.
Hopes to repeal Obamacare this year rest on a simple Republican argument: States will do it better than Washington.
Forbes Media Chairman and Editor-in-chief Steve Forbes has strong views on how deeply the U.S. should cut taxes and how the Fed should react.
The Supreme Court said that oral arguments concerning President Donald Trump's previous travel ban will not be heard Oct. 10 as scheduled.
President Donald Trump needs to be the "biggest educator-in-chief" on tax reform if he wants it to happen, Douglas Holtz-Eakin told CNBC.
A White House proposal to eliminate the tax deduction for state and local taxes would hit Democratic voters hardest.
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