The archive of all headlines from April 26, 2017, organized by time of publication.
The case is the first legal test of Trump’s order, which has left cities and counties across the nation fearful of losing massive amounts of federal funds.
Lawmakers from both parties said Michael T. Flynn may have violated the law by not disclosing his business dealings with Russia as required. Mr. Flynn, President Trump’s first national security adviser, is also accused of inappropriately accepting funds.
Trump tweets that building the border wall remains a top priority for him, but the White House says the president is willing to shelve the fight until the next budget go-round in the fall.
President Trump’s former national security advisor may have violated the law when he failed to disclose large fees from business dealings in Russia and Turkey shortly before he joined the White House, the leaders of the House Oversight Committee said.
Republicans are likely to embrace the proposed 15-percent business tax rate that would apply to everything from mom-and-pop outfits to President Trump’s own real estate empire. But the plan omits the border adjustment import tax of House Republicans, which would have raised substantial revenue to offset the deep cuts.
The case was the first legal test of Trump’s order, which has left cities and counties across the nation fearful of losing massive amounts of federal funds.Trump to reconsider national monuments created by Obama, Bush and Clinton
Trump’s First 100 Days
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While the president billed it as tax reform, it’s unclear if his proposals will simply consist of tax cuts or be an overarching plan to reshape US taxation
Republicans are likely to embrace the proposed 15-percent business tax rate that would apply to everything from mom-and-pop outfits to President Trump’s own real estate empire. But the plan omits a substantial tax on imports advocated by House Republicans, which would have raised revenue to offset the deep cuts.
As his first 100 days in office draw to a close on Saturday, President Trump cannot claim many solid accomplishments, but does have one big one: He has held onto the support of his voters. Morning Reportlatest headlines Science Now
Republicans are likely to embrace President Trump’s proposed 15-percent business tax rate. But the plan omits a substantial tax on imports advocated by House Republicans, which would have raised revenue to offset the deep cuts.
While the president billed it as tax reform, it’s unclear if his proposals will simply consist of tax cuts or be an overarching plan to reshape US taxation
The US president’s first 100 days in office have seen a flurry of executive orders, tweets and leaks along with renewed military attacks in the middle east
As his first 100 days in office draw to a close on Saturday, President Trump cannot claim many solid accomplishments, but does have one big one: He has held onto the support of his voters.Doyle McManus: Clinton White House veterans explain how Trump could turn things around
The White House is set to announce 'principles' for its tax overhaul although officials stressed it would not be a formal bill ready to go to Capitol Hill or to be formally analyzed by congressional number-crunchers. Morning Reportlatest headlines COMPANY TOWN
The fierce debate over public land in the West is expected to intensify following Trump’s signing of an executive order that could lead to the reduction or elimination of some national monuments. Morning Reportlatest headlines COMPANY TOWN
Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, confirmed that the centerpiece of the tax plan will be a big cut in the business rate, to 15 percent.“We want to move as fast as we can,” Mr. Mnuchin said.
The fierce debate over public land in the West is expected to intensify following Trump’s signing of an executive order that could lead to the reduction or elimination of some national monuments. National monuments under review
Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, confirmed that the centerpiece of the tax plan will be a big cut in the business rate, to 15 percent.“We want to move as fast as we can,” Mr. Mnuchin said.
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill. Donald Trump, Steve Mnuchin
President Trump on Wednesday proposed sharp reductions in both individual and corporate income tax rates, reducing the number of individual income tax brackets to three. The plan also called for the elimination of most itemized tax deductions.
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill. LA 90: Trump’s first 100 days
President wants to simplify the personal tax code by reducing the number of income tax brackets to three, which would cut the top income tax rate
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill. Morning Reportlatest headlines ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Administration officials were short on details of the plan that, if passed, would be the largest overhaul of the US tax system since the Reagan era
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill. Morning Reportlatest headlines BUSINESS
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill. ’We’ll see them in the Supreme Court’: Trump plans to defend his order threatening funding for ’sanctuary cities’
The proposal, released just ahead of the symbolic 100-day mark in the Trump administration, immediately drew skepticism from budget groups and is expected to face a problematic future on Capitol Hill.