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Meet the "chicken tax" -- a steep tariff from the 1960s that has profited the U.S. auto industry and thwarted foreign manufacturers
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Jeffries also suggested that 100,000 bridges may be close to collapse — a number that's way too high.
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Confused by the latest twists and turns regarding a document that captivated the nation? Here is a comprehensive overview and a look at the key players.
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The research on this is all over the place, but a conservative lawyer argued before the Supreme Court that there's no difference. The answer is much more complex.
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The new attack ad by the National Republican Congressional Committee features misleading images and snipped audio.
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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg referred to a famous anecdote in Robert Caro's biography of the master builder but historians increasingly question whether it is correct.
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Former president Donald Trump knocked passage of the infrastructure plan, but by the metrics he used as president, nearly 40 percent would qualify as "real infrastructure" — and the percentage could even be double that figure.
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A fierce dispute has erupted among economists about whether the president's child-tax credit expansion will cause parents to stop working. We explain the debate.
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The president keeps citing a letter issued in September. But the plan has changed, so what do the signers say now?
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The president's spending plan on paper does not increase the deficit but it leaves hot potatoes for future Congresses.
