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After Max 10 Approval, Duffy Wants Faster Aircraft Certification
The FAA cleared the Boeing 737 Max 10 on Oct. 20, the last jet in the 737 Max family to win approval. Transportation Secretary…
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Childcare Argument Against Repeal Rests on 5% of Tax Revenue
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s Oct. 20 case against repealing Washington’s millionaires tax centers on childcare, which is set to get 5% of the revenue. Voters…
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Kagan Says Supreme Court Rulings Have Deepened Political Polarization
Justice Elena Kagan said on Oct. 20 that voting and election rulings by her conservative colleagues have helped make the country more polarized. She…
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Trump to Host White House Roundtable on Cybercrime
President Donald Trump is scheduled to host a White House roundtable on cybercrime on Oct. 21. The White House says the administration is targeting…
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Ferguson Warns Repeal of Millionaires Tax Would Hit Childcare Funding
Gov. Bob Ferguson said on Oct. 20 that repealing Washington’s new 9.9% tax on household income above $1 million would make childcare less affordable.…
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FAA Approves Boeing 737 Max 10 After Years of Delays
The Federal Aviation Administration approved the Boeing 737 Max 10 on Oct. 20, the last jet in Boeing’s 737 Max family to win clearance.…
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Trump uses ‘shylock’ while defending Sen. Marshall at Kansas rally
President Donald Trump used the word “shylock,” a term widely seen as offensive to Jewish people, while defending Sen. Roger Marshall at a Kansas…
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CNN Threatens New Court Action Over Air Force One Access Denials
CNN’s attorney warned the Justice Department that the network will return to court if the White House keeps blocking its journalists from Air Force…
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Trump Says He Will Settle Disputes Over Fraud Tip Rewards
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance announced a $25 million program on Tuesday, Oct. 20, that pays rewards for tips on federal…
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What It Means: Cheese Importer’s Suit Tests Trump’s Dormant Tariff Law
A New Jersey food importer says it pays an estimated $40 million a year in 50% duties on Canadian cheese, and it asked a…
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New Hampshire asks Supreme Court to reinstate student ID voting ban
New Hampshire has asked the Supreme Court to let it enforce a state law that bars student ID cards as voter identification in the…
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