Trump unveils revised tax plan aimed at jumpstarting economy
Donald Trump pitched a three bracket income tax system with a 33 percent top rate after deductions, backed by corporate rate cuts to 15 percent and a child care deduction. He framed the plan as a shift toward manufacturing, Americanism over globalism, and urged a return to work for American workers. Clinton criticized the plan as favoring the wealthy and warned of jobs impact, while Trump argued his approach would spur growth and reduce regulation. Ivanka Trump helped develop the plan, with more proposals on school choice and police funding teased.
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Bush scion urges GOP to back Trump in sign of split
Texas land commissioner George P. Bush urges Republicans to back Donald Trump, signaling a break with the Bush family who declined to endorse. He told state activists to support the winner to stop Hillary Clinton. Also noted is Evan McMullin's independent bid for president as GOP tensions flare.
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Trump warns of Clinton machine amid election fears
Trump accuses Clinton allies of orchestrating damaging stories and potential election rigging as he warns of a vast Clinton machine. Campaign aides say the claim lacks evidence while polls show Clinton with an edge and debate plans proceed amid party turmoil and media scrutiny.
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Gwinnett County districts challenged over minority voting rights
A federal suit filed in Atlanta accuses Gwinnett County of district maps that block minority voters from electing preferred candidates. Plaintiffs include the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, GALEO and GALEC with NAACP Georgia, targeting county commissioners and the school board.
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