Trump Claimed $1 Billion in Tax Losses from 1985 to 1994

As President Trump and House Democrats continue to fight over Trump’s tax returns, the New York Times released an article revealing some interesting information. According to the report, Trump lost

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Will We See Harriet Tubman on the $20 Bill Anytime Soon?

Back in 2016, President Obama’s Treasury Department decided it was time to replace Andrew Jackson. Secretary Jack Lew made the decision to replace Jackson and said it was time for

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Will There Be Economic Impacts to States Signing Abortion Bills?

Like most state governors and commissioners across the country, they want a clean economic record. The desire to draw jobs and industry to their state is an understatement. Those industries

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Trump Wants to Take Pell Grant Money to Give NASA a Funding Boost

President Donald Trump is looking to give NASA’s budget a boost, including a new plan to send Americans back to the moon by 2024. In order to afford this boost

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AOC and Bernie Sanders Want Your Post Office to Double as a Bank

Democrats Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders have a new idea they want to propose to Americans. They want to change the way we do banking. They say they have a

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Senator Marco Rubio Wants to Change How Student Loans Are Paid

As we enter the prime 2020 election messaging time, it seems as if more people are finally talking about student loans. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and other Democratic candidates have

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As Trump Increases Chinese Tariffs, Here’s What It Means for Us

The midnight deadline for the U.S. and China to create a new trade agreement has come and gone. While the trade talks continue, they still didn’t stop new increased tariffs

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Secretary DeVos Thinks 2020 Might Be the Perfect Time to Step Down

During the Education Writers Association conference, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was asked a simple question about her future. The question was, if President Trump wins a second term, will she

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Trump’s New Rule Changes How Often Debt Collectors Can Contact You

For the first time in 40 years, the federal government is changing the rules for debt collectors. On Tuesday, the Trump administration proposed changes to the long-held rules. These rules

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