Border Wall Standoff
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Trump’s Risky Plan to Get $8 Billion for His Wall
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Trump to Sign Border Deal — and Declare a National Emergency, Too
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Trump Likely to Sign Border Deal, Avert Another Shutdown
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Shutdown Makes a Bad Situation Worse at the IRS
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Trump’s ‘Not Happy’ with the Border Deal. Why He’ll Probably Sign It Anyway.
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Lawmakers Scramble to Avert Another Government Shutdown
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Is Trump ‘Trapped’ on the Border Wall Deal?
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Trump, in Private, Lays Out His Demands for a Border Security Deal
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If Trump Declares a National Emergency, Where Would the Wall Money Come From?
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National Emergency? Why Some Republicans May Vote Against Trump
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Trump’s 3 Bad Options for Ending the Border Wall Impasse
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Trump: Border Talks Are ‘Waste of Time’ Without Wall Money
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Are We Headed for Another Shutdown?
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The High Cost of the Shutdown — and What Happens Next
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Thousands of Unpaid IRS Employees Did Not Return to Work Early This Week
Newsletter
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Poll of the Day: Democrats and Taxes
Democrats and Republicans receive roughly equal grades when it comes to the question of which party is best suited to handle taxes, according to an analysis by Navigator , a polling and research...
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Amazon Pulls the Plug on NYC Headquarters
Amazon is canceling its plan to build a corporate campus in New York City, the company announced Thursday. The decision comes following months of local criticism of the project, in which the company...
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Trump to Sign Border Deal — and Declare a National Emergency, Too
Roses are red, Violets are blue, President Trump will sign the spending deal and declare a national emergency too. OK, it’s not the most romantic of gestures, but you could call it a Valentine’s Day...
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Trump’s Exploding Deficit
Federal tax revenues fell by 0.4 percent to $3.33 trillion in 2018, the first year under the new tax law, The Treasury Department said Wednesday. The drop in revenues, combined with a 4.4 percent...
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Why Smaller Tax Refunds Could Ding the Economy
Although tax season has only just begun, early data from the IRS shows that the average individual tax refund is 8.4 percent smaller so far this year. Some critics have been quick to blame the...
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Medicare, Medicaid Control Costs Better Than Private Insurers: Study
Growth in Medicare and Medicaid spending per enrollee was slower than in private insurance between 2006 and 2017, according to an analysis released this week by the Urban Institute. Medicare spending...
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Trump Likely to Sign Border Deal, Avert Another Shutdown
Lawmakers are scrambling to finalize their compromise package on spending and border security — and resolve a few lingering differences — but once they’re done, President Trump is expected to...