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Why Kristi Noem's South Dakota Is Such an Economic Powerhouse

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Joe Biden Says He Will Raise Taxes for Anyone Making More Than $400,000

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Can Trump Save the Post-Coronavirus Economy By Cutting Capital Gains Taxes?

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Donald Trump's Coronavirus Tax Relief Plan Could Tank the Economy

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Could Joe Biden's Tax Plan Cripple New York and California?

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The French-American Split Over Amazon's Taxes Is Real (And a Problem)

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The Haters Can Keep Hating: Soda Taxes Can Make Your Health Better

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Everyone Wants Paid Family Leave. No One Wants to Pay Family Leave.

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A Middle-Class Tax Cut: Is Trump Really Serious?

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France's Gilets Jauns Should Rebel Against Macron's Climate Agenda

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VAT: This One Kind of Tax Could Help America's Massive Debt Problem

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FedEx and NY Times Face-Off Over ‘Factually Incorrect’ Article

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Inequality Is Higher in Some States like New York and Louisiana Because of Corporate Welfare

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Bill Gates Open to Voting Trump, Worried about Warren's Tax Plan

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