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    The real reason Biden and the swamp want higher corporate tax rates

    Economists will tell you that hiking corporate tax rates doesn’t help the working class or middle class. Budget wonks will tell you that hiking the corporate rate won't raise very much revenue. People who understand business and taxation will explain higher corporate tax rates mostly increase economic distortions by pushing corporations to structure their spending more around tax avoidance, effectively letting the tax code and politicians dictate business decisions.

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    Wet markets in Wuhan reopened a year ago. Have they changed?

    One year ago, wet markets in Wuhan, China, where the COVID-19 virus is thought to have originated, reopened for business as we struggled to find our way through the realities of what shutting down meant for the U.S. economy and its people. Thankfully, we are resilient and adapted to a new way of living and working.

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    Biden's 'infrastructure' plan is a Washington power grab

    When President Joe Biden recently announced a $2.3 trillion spending plan, on the heels of the nearly $2 trillion bailout bill enacted in March, some Democrats in Washington complained. Their complaints: The price tag was not big enough, and the Washington power grab was not ambitious enough.

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    Turkey sentences Syriac monk on terrorism charges for giving bread to visitors

    Turkey’s broad-based anti-terrorism law, open to interpretation that permits the abuse of the human rights of its ethnic and religious minorities, demands serious scrutiny by the international community. At the center of the latest example is Father Aho Sefer Bilecen, a Syriac Christian monk and head of the Monastery of Mar Yaqoub. On April 7, a Turkish court sentenced him to two years and one month in prison on terrorism-related charges.

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    The border is even worse than you think

    MISSION, Texas — Anyone paying attention to the news knows the situation on the U.S.-Mexico border is terrible. Anyone who actually visits the border discovers it is worse than that.

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    Blinken doesn’t say if he thinks China knows the true origins of COVID-19

    Secretary of State Antony Blinken didn’t directly answer whether he believes the Chinese government knows the true origins of COVID-19 while he called out the Chinese government for a lack of transparency in the early days of the outbreak.

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    Pelosi refuses to call for Gaetz's resignation, leaving it 'up to the Republican leader'

    House Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to weigh in on whether she believes Rep. Matt Gaetz should resign amid allegations that he violated sex trafficking laws, saying it's an opinion reserved for her GOP colleagues.

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    John Ratcliffe says law enforcement knows it really is Hunter Biden’s laptop — not Russian disinformation

    Former President Donald Trump’s top spy chief claims law enforcement knows the laptop purportedly belonging to Hunter Biden is indeed the laptop of President Joe Biden’s son, blasting the former intelligence officials, politicians, and members of the media who suggested the laptop story was a Russian disinformation operation.

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    Two masks versus vaccinated freedom

    When it comes to countering COVID-19, the public is often told to "follow the science." Excellent advice.

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    As a single mother, I support the Second Amendment

    As a group of House Democrats urges presidential action on gun control, others are pushing the Senate to vote on House-passed gun control bills. In either case, the result would make people more vulnerable. When the right to keep and bear arms is suppressed by a government, the doors to oppression and abuse are opened. I know because I’ve seen it.

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    Senate Republicans demand a say in infrastructure legislation

    Senate Republicans are wary of posturing from President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats trying to get bipartisan support for the nearly $2.3 American Jobs Plan infrastructure proposal.

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    Loyalty trumps ideology in Trump's endorsements

    Former President Donald Trump is continuing to leave his imprint on the Republican Party with a series of endorsements well in advance of next year’s midterm elections, but it’s not all about ideology.

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