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Janet Yellen says wealth tax unlikely in tax plan
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that a wealth tax was not likely to be a part of the mix as the Biden administration explores options for revamping the tax code. -
'We are a child of the pandemic': Baltimore bakery defies the odds with debut
BALTIMORE — The coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions that followed have devastated businesses large and small, but they didn't stop Keiller Kyle from following through on bringing a bread bakery to Little Italy's renowned food scene. -
Business is booming in this small-town gun shop
NEW ALEXANDRIA, Pennsylvania — Within moments of President Biden using the anniversary of a school shooting to call on Congress to take on new gun restrictions, Nathan Carey's phone began ringing. The 37-year-old gun shop proprietor said he was fairly certain he knew what triggered it before taking the first call.
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Haaland declines to commit to ending Biden oil and gas leasing pause
Interior secretary nominee Deb Haaland would not commit Tuesday to ending President Biden’s temporary pause on new oil and gas leasing on public lands and waters, ensuring the policy will be a major source of conflict with Republicans and the fossil fuel industry.
Daily on Energy, sponsored by EFP: Is Biden standing down on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline?
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Instead of a $15 minimum wage, why not lower the cost of living?
Many liberals favor a federally mandated $15 an hour minimum wage because they see it as a step toward a living wage.
Biden to boost small business PPP loan access
President Biden is expected on Monday to announce new measures designed to help small businesses receive Paycheck Protection Program loans and expand the pool of eligible companies.
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