Donald Trump’s plan, tough lacking details, would benefit the wealthiest Americans, while Hillary Clinton’s plan would increase taxes on that same group.
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Trump Foundation ordered to stop fundraising by N.Y. attorney general’s office
The ‘notice of violation’ says the Trump Foundation never registered under article 7A of New York’s Executive Law.
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‘Apprentice’ cast, crew say Trump showed pattern of sexist behavior
In one example, eight former crew members say, he repeatedly made lewd comments about a camerawoman, comparing her beauty to that of his daughter, Ivanka.
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In publishing Trump tax return, Times risks legal trouble
Federal law makes it illegal to publish an unauthorized return.
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Trump tax return revelation threatens to upend presidential race
He reportedly claimed a $916 million loss to legally cut his income taxes for 1995, a move criticized by some, praised as ‘genius’ by his advisers.
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Trump’s new D.C. hotel vandalized with graffiti
Someone spray-paints the phrases ‘black lives matter’ and ‘no justice no peace’ on the front of the building.
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Commentary: Bill and Hillary, for better or worse
As Donald Trump and his surrogates threaten to bring up her husband’s past affairs, Hillary Clinton finds herself in a familiar position.
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Cynthia Dill: Not supporting Donald Trump isn’t enough, Sen. Collins
Many conservative politicians and publications already have announced their support for Hillary Clinton.
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Report: Leaked records suggest Trump could have avoided paying income tax for years
The New York Times reports it acquired some of Donald Trump’s tax records from 1995, when the candidate claimed a $916 million loss in income.
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First chance to vote for president comes with disenchantment
The choice is between two candidates who can’t seem to grasp the lessons we were taught as kids.