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President Trump signed the most significant overhaul of the American tax system in three decades, hastily adding the ceremony after media reports questioned whether he would sign it before Christmas.
White House officials say their one tax bill regret is not killing the carried interest loophole. A group of lobbyists set out to ensure the tax break survived.
Other countries may need to cut corporate taxes to stay competitive. But companies outside the United States also worry the bill discriminates against them.
Steelworkers thought they would see a new dawn for their industry. But the president’s pledge to do something has actually done more harm than good.
China and Russia joined the United States in imposing tough new sanctions on North Korea at the U.N., the latest effort to force the North into talks.
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