GOP weighs cap on property tax deduction plan
House Republicans consider a cap on the property tax deduction linking to a broader plan to limit itemized deductions. Lawmakers warn the cap could affect millions nationwide, with details still under discussion and likely unveiled today.
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Grassley pushes for mandatory Senate anti harassment training
Senate Judiciary Chair Grassley urges Rules Committee to require all current and new Senate employees to undergo online or in person anti harassment training. He cites need for respectful work environment amid ongoing misconduct allegations and Weinstein case fallout.
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NPR executive resigns amid harassment allegations
NPR announced the resignation of Michael Oreskes, its senior vice president and editorial director, after reports he harassed at least three women. Jarl Mohn cited inappropriate behavior and named Christopher Turpin interim head of the news division. Washington Post.
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Director Brett Ratner Accused of Harassment by Six Women
Six women allege sexual harassment or misconduct by filmmaker Brett Ratner dating back to the 1990s. The Times report cites on the record accounts from Olivia Munn and Natasha Henstridge, detailing acts described as masturbating in front of them or making unwanted advances. Ratner's attorney denies the allegations, saying they are outrageous and incorrect. Reuters could not independently verify the claims.
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Russian-bought Facebook ads shown during hearing
Lawmakers released a batch of Russian bought Facebook ads prior to the 2016 election. The ads targeted political divisions and rally efforts, with some posts criticizing Hillary Clinton and others praising Donald Trump. Facebook, Twitter, and Google testified on Russian influence at a House hearing.
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Fusion GPS paid 168000 for Trump dossier disclosure
Fusion GPS disclosed paying 168000 to Orbis Business Intelligence, Churchill Steele’s firm, for research on Trump links. Former MI6 officer Christopher Steele collected information starting May 2016, with work continuing into the 2016 campaign. Reuters reports the committee was informed of the payment.
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Obamacare enrollment opens amid political cloud
Washington reports signups begin for Obamacare plans as experts expect lower participation amid a fierce partisan fight. President Trump has sought to roll back the Affordable Care Act, calling it dead and imploding, while his administration slashed advertising and cut the enrollment window. Obama urged eligible Americans to enroll online.
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