President Trump paid no federal income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years, according to the Times report.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll found interest in the election has climbed to near-record levels, with nearly 6 in 10 registered voters saying they are following the election “very closely.”
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The president’s plan for reelection is to find more of them, as a majority of women have sided with former vice president Joe Biden.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett is expected to be confirmed swiftly by the Republican-majority Senate to fill the vacancy left by the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Donald J. Trump was facing financial disaster in 1990 when he came up with an audacious plan to exert control of his father’s estate. Trump’s sister Maryanne Trump Barry was recorded by her niece in January 2019 expressing outrage over her brother’s efforts to change the will. “Dad was in dementia,” Barry said.
The whirl of presidential action reflects President Trump’s determination to command the $19 trillion U.S. economy with the same hands-on vigor he brought to his Manhattan real estate firm.
Iraqi officials say the decision caught them by surprise; they hope the U.S. will reconsider.
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Less than six weeks out from the election, House Republicans have a chance to just pick up a handful of seats. But so do Democrats.
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Orlando was plagued by a lack of affordable housing. Then Florida’s tourism economy crashed, leaving hundreds of people trapped in rundown motels on the edge of society.
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Republicans have kept winning statewide, but Atlanta and its suburbs are growing and changing.
The “Blue Homeland” doctrine is stirring Mediterranean tensions with Greece.
Domestic tourist sites are clamoring to draw visitors, while officials warn of the risks of new virus outbreaks during Golden Week.
It has been more than 30 days since anyone has heard from or seen Li Tsz-yin and the 11 other Hong Kong residents whose speedboat was intercepted by the Chinese Coast Guard as they were fleeing to Taiwan.
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