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May 31 2024
News
Upper Arlington residents hope to pick pickleball fight on November ballot
When Upper Arlington voters head to the polls this fall, they will face decisions that go beyond tax levies or presidential candidates. They will also cast their votes on an issue surrounding the fastest-growing sport in America — pickleball. A group of city residents is seeking a November ballot measure that would let voters decide whether to let the city sacrifice more tennis courts at
The Columbus DispatchSep 27 2012
Opinion
Health Insurance Premiums: Past High Costs Will Become the Present and Future Without Health Reform
As Americans learn about the new health care law, a key question is: what will the Affordable Care Act mean for health insurance premiums paid by consumers and employers? This report examines the past, present, and future regarding the likely effects of the law on premiums – along with what might happen without it. From 1999 to 2009, health insurance premiums skyrocketed while
Healthcare.govApr 24 2019
News
IRS blows deadline to hand over Trump tax returns
Steve Mnuchin says the final decision on the release of Trump’s tax returns is coming next month.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin left little doubt Tuesday that the administration will reject a congressional request for President Donald Trump's tax returns by a self-imposed May 6 target for a "final decision," setting the stage for a legal battle that will test the limits of
PoliticoMay 22 2024
News
Nathan Vasquez prepares to take on the role of Multnomah County district attorney
Vasquez isn't set to take office until January 1, giving him months to prepare while still prosecuting cases — but he has some idea of what he'll do next year. Schmidt rode into office in 2020 with 77% of the vote after campaigning as a criminal justice reformer. That election happened just a week before the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and Schmidt's predecessor abruptly stepped down
KGW 8Dec 27 2013
News
Insurance Company Lays Out Obamacare Tax Hikes
The cost of Obamacare has been most visible recently in the form of purchase and coverage mandates, but we should all recognize that there are explicit taxes scheduled to take effect next year as well.
TownhallSep 04 2012
News
Democratic Party Platform: Pro-Gay Marriage, Immigration Reform, Shots At Romney, Squishy On Guns
The Democratic Party unveiled its formal 2012 platform on Monday night. And like its Republican counterpart, it is heavy on broad philosophical strokes about the direction in which the party wants to take the country, short on policy specifics and carefully worded on some of the more contentious issues.
HuffPostNov 19 2013
News
Baucus Proposes Minimum U.S. Tax on Foreign Earnings
U.S. companies would face a minimum tax on the income they earn around the world under a plan released today by Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus that marks his most significant proposal to revamp the tax code.
BloombergMay 23 2024
News
S&WB consolidation bill passes House with the department director and council behind it while the mayor criticizes
A bill to consolidate drainage in New Orleans unanimously passes the state House. It's a major step in the efforts to reform the Sewerage and Water Board and get the pipe system under one umbrella.Council members say it's a move that would speed up projects that have been plaguing neighborhoods for months and some even years.The Senate bill sponsored by Jimmy Harris would let the Sewerage and
WDSUApr 08 2019
News
Trump chief of staff vows tax returns will 'never' be released
One of US President Donald Trump's top aides has said that opposition Democrats will "never" see his tax returns.
White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said the call for the records to be released was a "political stunt".
On Wednesday a Congressional tax committee submitted a request for six years of the president's returns from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
BBC NewsApr 10 2019
News
Trump cites audit, won't turn over taxes on deadline
President Trump said Wednesday he doesn’t plan to hand over his tax returns to House Democrats, citing an ongoing audit.
“I would love to give them but I’m not going to do it while I’m under audit,” Mr. Trump told reporters as he departed the White House. “I have no obligation to do that while under audit and no lawyer would tell you to release your tax returns while you’re under audit
Washington Times