Trump travel ban third time may be charm says experts
The Trump administration unveiled a new set of entry restrictions affecting Chad Iran Libya North Korea Somalia Syria Yemen and some Venezuelan officials and families and aims to go into effect Oct 18. Critics question country choices and claim a Muslim ban, while officials tout a narrower, better explained policy based on biometric passports and terror threat reporting.
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Trump uses NFL feud to sharpen his drama and race debate
President Trump hammers the NFL over players kneeling amid a week of national policy headlines. Critics call his stance racially charged while supporters frame it as patriotism. The controversy unfolds as public opinion splits along racial lines and Trump tweets again rebutting criticism.
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GOP and White House plan deep corporate tax cuts
The White House and Republicans near a sweeping tax overhaul to cut the corporate rate to about 20 percent and reduce top rates for the wealthy, from 39.6 to 35 percent, while shrinking brackets from seven to three. leaders seek a pro growth plan to spur jobs and growth ahead of formal rollout this week.
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Police Church shooting suspect sent in personal crisis text
Emanuel Kidega Samson 25 is charged in a Tennessee church mass shooting. Police records show he texted his father on June 27 saying he had a gun to his head. Earlier, officers responded to two domestic disturbances with a woman tied to him this year.
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Target to raise minimum hourly wage to 15 by 2020
Target Corp. will lift its minimum wage to 10 next month then to 15 by end of 2020, aiming to attract and retain staff and improve customer experience. The move follows Walmart and others raising pay, and may pressure rivals to match.
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