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The middle-class tax cut Trump has been promising could be achieved largely through an increase in standard deductions. » Read More
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After Trump's feud with the NFL, prominent NBA players Steph Curry and Lebron James are speaking out against him, Newsweek reports.
Trump appears to be forgoing a closing argument on his policy proposals and escalating NFL feud, USA Today reports.
Corporate America is willing to invest money on a longer-term basis under President Trump, the real estate mogul says.
The inability of the U.S administration to pass new tax cuts has delayed the next boom and bust cycle in the country, says one economist.
Public information about the companies importing Ivanka Trump goods to the U.S. has become harder to find
- 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."
Pyongyang has reportedly been boosting defences on east coast after the U.S. dispatched bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend.
Twitter explains its views on tweets by Donald Trump about North Korea that appeared to violate guidelines that forbid threats.
Advisers to President Donald Trump occasionally used private email addresses for White House business, the New York Times reported
Jim Cramer unleashes on the White House and Congress for failing to deliver health care or tax reform in September.
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.
Sanders also could face questions about the tax plan outline Republicans are expected to unveil on Wednesday.
The White House has been pushing to lower the top individual tax rate from 39.6 percent to 35 percent, but not everyone is on board.
The Republican tax plan is expected to feature dramatically lower rates for most — if not all — households and businesses.
North Korea's foreign minister makes his comments after President Trump said the regime "won't be around much longer."
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