The release serves as a contrast to President Trump, after new reports that he has paid minimal or no federal taxes in recent years.
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Many USPS employees workers see recent cost-cutting changes that have slowed mail delivery as violating the spirit, if not the letter, of that law.
The two have a history. But Democrats don’t expect the famously independent Fox anchor to go easy on Biden, either.
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The move demonstrates the devastating toll the coronavirus has taken on Disney’s core business.
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Some of the companies had refused to release their government diversity reports as recently as last year.
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The group’s bank accounts were frozen and executives interrogated by authorities.
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