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The article reports on whether business ventures from 2016 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in 2006 may have helped him avoid large tax bills. Topics mentioned include Trump's online travel booking venture GoTrump.com, his project known as Trump Tower Tampa, and the success of his reality television program "The Apprentice."

The article discusses how the 2-year budget agreement reached by the U.S. Senate on February 7, 2018 would increase spending for bipartisan priorities, raise deficits and debt, and break through spending caps for the military and domestic programs.

The article offers information on the expected impacts of the U.S. Republican tax bill including more tax benefit for charitable donations, prepayment of property taxes, and reduction of income tax rates for households by April 2019.

The article discusses an impact of tax cuts on corporate income tax return filers in the U.S. and demand of Republican lawmakers of reducing tax for pass-through entities in the tax bill.

A summary of the final tax reform bill introduced by U.S. Repubicans is presented.

The article presents an estimation of the Senate Republicans' tax bill which projects economic growth, and states the cost estimates of other provisions such as individual tax cuts and repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

The article reports that the repealing of the Affordable Care Act would create choice for republic either to purchase qualifying health insurance or pay the penalty. Topics discussed charts and diagrams representing the percentage of tax returns paying penalty in 2015, analysis on Kaiser Family Foundation polling, and information on taxpayer income.

The article focuses on five changes for families proposed in the Tax Bill unveiled by U.S. House Republicans. Topics discussed include reduction of the marginal income tax brackets to four, an increase in the rate applied to the lowest income bracket, and elimination of exemptions and an increase in child tax credit.

The article reports on the several changes made by U.S. Republican Senators in the health care bill to replace the Affordable Care Act including the funds for opioid addiction treatment, restoration of taxes on high-income earners, and the use of funds from health savings accounts to pay premiums.

The article discusses the economic, domestic, and international issues faced by several presidents in the U.S. as of March 5, 2017. These presidents include Donald J. Trump, Barack Obama, and George W. Bush. The challenges include dissatisfaction with government religious and moral decline, civil rights and race relations, lack of funds, and unemployment.

The article reports that United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials arrested close to 680 people in at least 12 states, stoking fears that the U.S. president Donald Trump administration is increasing the arrests and deportations of undocumented immigrants. The statistics of arrests of undocumented immigrants under regime of former U.S. president Barack Obama are also mentioned.

The article discusses an influx of political campaign aids for 2014 U.S. congressional elections aired by outside nonprofit organizations that do not disclose data about their donors. Topics addressed include the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in terms of increased anonymous political donations, a trend of more anonymous advertising aired for Republican candidates than for Democrats.

The article reports on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on immigration that challenged President Barack Obama's plan to shield unauthorized immigrants from deportation and to allow them to work in the country.

The article presents insights about the existing U.S. federal law that allow suspected terrorists from purchasing firearms from licensed dealers, considering the case of Omar Mateen, the gunman in the Orlando nightclub massacre.

The article reports on the view of 2016 U.S. Republican Party presidential candidate Donald J. Trump on various issues in the U.S. including trade deals, minimum wage, and immigration.

The article offers information on rule governing the selection of delegates for the Republican National Convention. Particular focus was given on scenarios wherein the methods of selecting delegates may affect the political support and choice of candidates. Information regarding the political campaigns, casting of votes for the presidential primaries, and selection of political parties, are discussed.

Several graphs are presented which shows how the U.S. and Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) operate and control the crude oil prices which has being depicted through World oil production; OPEC oil production and U.S. oil production.

The article offers the authors' insights on the legalization of same-sex marriage in the U.S. which is an example of the expansion of civil rights. They discuss categories of issues in American political and social opinion which include civil rights-based issues, and explain why issues such as gun control, climate change and abortion can be seen from both sides as civil rights issues. They also discuss social debates over the issues of marijuana legalization and criminal justice.

The article discusses the liberal decisions issued by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2014 as it enters its final two week in June 2015.

The article focuses on the expenditure of several U.S. politicians during their political campaigns including Bob J. Perry, Tom Steyer and Stephen Bing.

The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's record of signing more bills into law compared to his predecessors, and a list of 42 bills signed since taking office as of July 2017. Topics covered include the signed bills of past presidents like Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, and the ceremonial nature of almost half of the bills signed by Trump. Also noted are Trump's highlighting of his work on veteran and space and science bills, and on the reversal of Obama regulations.

The article examines the likelihood of social change in the aftermath of the August 2014 riots and protests in Ferguson, Missouri over the police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. It looks at the treatment of young African American men in Missouri, citing examples of alleged mistreatment by police and excessive punishment for common violations such as traffic tickets.

The article discusses how the economic recession reshaped the economy and its contribution to the healthcare, construction and manufacturing industries of U.S. An overview of the financial performances of several manufacturing industries is also explored. Graphical information on the employment rate in the industries after the recession is also presented.