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Tax plan fight looms as Trump pushes broad cuts
President Trump plans a tax reform push with Indiana Senator Joe Donnelly joining a Capitol Hill rollout. Democrats resist, warning the plan favors the wealthy and cuts Medicare and Social Security, while Republicans seek a budget deal to clear room for tax cuts.
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Bribery Probe Expands With Adidas Ties and NCAA Fallout
The federal filings reveal a covert operation beginning in 2015, involving James Gatto of Adidas, Manish Sood, and agent Christian Dawkins, who allegedly funnelled about 100000 to influence player signings. Louisville is named in the probe. four assistants have been suspended. Dawkins was reportedly fired for excessive charges, and others linked include Merl Code, Jonathan Brad Augustine, and Rashan Michel. The NCAA president called the allegations deeply disturbing while promising cooperation with investigators.
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Obamacare changes likely small for most consumers
The ACA markets affect about 7 percent of Americans who buy individual insurance and about 10 million monthly through subsidies. Insurer participation has dropped, subsidies may continue month to month, and open enrollment is shortened. Premiums are set to rise about 15 percent on average, with 45-year-old benchmark plans around 4800 dollars yearly.
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