Budget Trump and GOP discuss further tax cuts
President Trump and House Republicans debated another deficit financed tax cut package aimed at permanent relief for individuals families and businesses. Brady said the plan would be called tax reform 2.0 while the Senate unlikely to act before the election.
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House Republicans push 5 billion for border wall in 2019 plan
House Republicans aim to include 5 billion dollars for President Trump’s border wall in a 2019 Homeland Security bill. The figure rivals the Senate’s 1.6 billion allocation and could trigger a clash over funding and use. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann said the money would cover wall plus other security barriers along the 2000 mile U S border.
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Chuck” Fleischmann
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U S hopes for return of 50 Korean War dead in two weeks
The United States expects North Korea to hand over about 50 American Korean War remains within two weeks, the first batch from talks after the June 12 summit. Timing and total numbers remain uncertain as officials caution this process is slow and challenging.
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Russian woman indicted for acting as government agent
A grand jury indicted Maria Butina accusing her of acting as a Russian government agent while cultivating ties with U S citizens and infiltrating political groups. She faces up to 10 years for the agent charge and 5 years for conspiracy. she was arrested Sunday and to appear in federal court in Washington.
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Iran files ICJ suit over U S sanctions on nuclear deal
Iran asks the International Court of Justice to order provisional lifting of U S sanctions after Washington pulled out of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. Tehran says the move breaches the 1955 Treaty of Amity with the United States, while the State Department calls the filing baseless.
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