The archive of all headlines from March 15, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Press Secretary Sean Spicer calls the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but does not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
Press Secretary Sean Spicer called the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but did not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
Press Secretary Sean Spicer calls the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but does not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
Press Secretary Sean Spicer called the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but did not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
White House issues statement minutes before MSNBC says it will reveal tax revelation on Rachel Maddow show
Press Secretary Sean Spicer calls the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but does not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
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White House issues statement minutes before MSNBC says it will reveal tax revelation on Rachel Maddow show
Press Secretary Sean Spicer called the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but did not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
In a rare glimpse into the president’s finances, the White House said he paid an effective rate of 25 percent in federal taxes on $150 million in 2005.The statement pre-empted a reveal by Rachel Maddow, who said earlier that she would publicly release the form on her show on MSNBC.
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2005 tax return obtained by MSNBC shows that Trump made more than $150m and paid $38m in taxes
Press Secretary Sean Spicer calls the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare the first of three prongs in the administration's strategy, but does not specify what actions will take place in the next two prongs. Opinion
In a rare glimpse into the president’s finances, the White House said President Trump paid $38 million in federal income taxes on reported income of $150 million.The statement pre-empted a reveal by Rachel Maddow, who said earlier that she would publicly release the form on her show on MSNBC.
MSNBC report sparks angry response from the White House as return shows that Trump made more than $150m and paid $38m in taxes
As MSNBC's Rachel Maddow prepared to air President Trump's tax returns from 2005, the White House pushed back in advance, saying that publishing the returns was illegal and a stunt to get ratings.Rachel Maddow says she's revealing Trump's tax returns on TV tonight
MSNBC report sparks angry response from the White House as return shows that Trump made more than $150m and paid $38m in taxes
Trump paid about $36.5 million in federal income taxes in 2005, an effective rate of 24%. His tax bill would have been much smaller — $5.3 million or less than 4% — if he were not forced under tax law to pay the so-called alternative minimum tax. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
A section of the president’s 2005 tax return revealed that about 85% of what he paid the IRS was incurred due to ‘alternative minimum tax’
In a rare glimpse into the president’s finances, the White House said President Trump paid $38 million in federal income taxes on reported income of $150 million.The statement pre-empted a reporter’s highly anticipated reveal on Rachel Maddow’s show on MSNBC.
The documents, though incomplete and more than a decade old, nonetheless amount to the first time any of Trump’s federal returns have been disclosed. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Section of president’s IRS filing reveals about 85% of what he paid was incurred due to ‘alternative minimum tax’ that targets the super-rich
New ban, same problems: activists and lawyers will challenge the revised travel ban they say is motivated by ‘the same religious animus’ as the first
They want to see lower insurance costs for poorer, older Americans and an increase in funding for states with many hard-to-insure people.But those changes would alienate conservative House Republicans who already believe the bill is too generous.
The documents, though incomplete and more than a decade old, nonetheless amount to the first time any of Trump’s federal returns have been disclosed. Politics
Activists and lawyers will challenge the revised travel ban they say is motivated by ‘the same religious animus’ as the first
They want to see lower insurance costs for poorer, older Americans and an increase in funding for states with many hard-to-insure people.But those changes would alienate conservative House Republicans who already believe the bill is too generous.
The documents, though incomplete and more than a decade old, nonetheless amount to the first time any of Trump’s federal returns have been disclosed.Amid public backlash, Republicans balk at killing a rule loathed by oil and gas firms
The documents show the president paid more than $35 million paid on $150 million in income in 2005.
The move attacks one of the Obama administration’s signature achievements in combating global warming and dims the future of electric vehicles, which the mileage rules have pushed the auto industry toward.
Federal prosecutors announced charges against four men, including two Russian intelligence agents, for their roles in the 2014 theft of 500 million Yahoo accounts, one of the largest known data breaches.The four men together face 47 criminal charges, the Justice Department said Wednesday.
Federal prosecutors announced charges against the four men for their roles in the 2014 theft of 500 million Yahoo accounts, one of the largest known data breaches.A Justice Department official described the breach as”beyond the pale” in a statement on Wednesday.
The judge did not promise to rule before the ban takes effect at midnight Thursday in suit filed by the ACLU and other groups representing immigrants
'We don’t have any evidence that that took place,' Rep. Devin Nunes, the chairman of the committee, said at a news conference with Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the panel.
Judge does not promise to rule before ban takes effect at midnight on Thursday in suit filed by ACLU and other groups representing immigrants
Federal prosecutors announced charges against four men, including two Russian intelligence agents, for their roles in the 2014 theft of 500 million Yahoo accounts, one of the largest known data breaches.A Justice Department official described the breach as”beyond the pale” in a statement on Wednesday.
'We don’t have any evidence that that took place,' Rep. Devin Nunes, the chairman of the committee, said at a news conference with Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the panel. Senate confirms Trump’s pick for national intelligence chief
The move attacks one of the Obama administration’s signature achievements and dims the future of electric vehicles, which the mileage rules have pushed the auto industry toward. Read California’s motion to defend federal vehicle emission rules
The once powerful and popular sheriff of Los Angeles County was found guilty of obstructing a federal investigation into abuses in county jails and lying to cover up the interference. Technology
President Trump’s budget blueprint would slash the Environmental Protection Agency and State Department spending by around 30%, according to people familiar with the plan.The plan represents Mr. Trump’s first real effort to translate his broad but vague campaign themes into the black and white of spending priorities.
Maryland judge in separate lawsuit, filed by ACLU and other groups representing immigrants, also promises ruling but does not indicate timing
The once powerful and popular sheriff of Los Angeles County was found guilty of obstructing a federal investigation into abuses in county jails and lying to cover up the interference.L.A. County jail system under scrutiny
President Trump’s budget blueprint would slash the Environmental Protection Agency and State Department spending by around 30 percent, according to people familiar with the plan.The plan represents Mr. Trump’s first real effort to translate his broad but vague campaign themes into the black and white of spending priorities.