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Trump paid $38 million in taxes in 2005, the White House says
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President Trump paid $38 million in federal taxes in 2005 on income of $153 million and reported a $105 million write-down in business losses, according to a copy of his tax return first revealed Tuesday night. Trump paid an effective tax rate of 24
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Trump reverses Obama's rushed decision on strict new auto rules
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President Trump on Wednesday will reverse the Environmental Protection Agency's rushed decision to move forward with strict new fuel economy rules for cars and light trucks, despite short-circuiting the review process and ignoring data the agency didn

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