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One paper found tariffs are costing U.S. consumers and businesses $3 billion per month in added tax costs.

The redesigned bill was supposed to be unveiled next year but has been delayed until 2028.

Mnuchin refused to hand over the financial documents for a third time earlier this week to Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal.

A Ways and Means Committee member told Newsweek that no matter what action the House panel takes next, the Treasury Department's refusal will eventually "end up before a judge."

House Democrats told Newsweek they plan to "use every legal recourse available" if Treasury continues to refuse to provide the president's tax returns.

"If we have to bomb Al Jazeera TV antenna arrays, do it. If we have to humiliate prisoners, do it."

The technology industry alone has been estimated to have lost about $1 billion per month as a result of the tariffs on Chinese products.

Interest on debt is rapidly becoming a larger share of the U.S. GDP, setting up a bipartisan battle over competing spending on health care, education and defense.

Strongman Nicolás Maduro's wife was recently added to the Treasury's specially designated nationals list.

"We didn't like the vase too much, and my grandparents didn't like it either," the owner said.

The U.S. government added three Russians and five companies said to be linked to Moscow's security forces.

The company denies wrongdoing.

The order applies to any American citizen or individuals living in the U.S.

The Office of Inspector General said travel-cost justifications from the Treasury and White House needed "more detail and rigor."

Trump said in an interview that he wants a strong U.S. currency and that earlier comments by Mnuchin were misinterpreted.

President Donald Trump will take an overnight flight Wednesday to attend the World Economic Forum, but members of his Cabinet are already at the conference and promoting the president's America First policy.

The pair join a long list of North Korean officials on the Treasury's sanctions list, which includes Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un.

A long-awaited analysis admits infrastructure and welfare programs will have to be reformed to pay for the Republican tax bill.

An impending court case goes to the heart of the principle of private property.

Conway had taken flights with Tom Price, who resigned as Health and Human Services secretary amid reports on the subject.

Neil Buchanan writes that policies directly addressing income and wealth inequality are being resisted.

Considering New Yorkers cared very much about the eclipse, it's uncertain how this argument will hold up.

Neil Buchanan explains why flat tax proposals, national sales tax plans, and on and on are red herrings.

He wants to further shred the safety net and give huge tax breaks to the richest Americans.

A majority of working-class Republicans care a lot about the failure of some corporations to pay enough taxes.

The Treasury Department sanctioned 271 scientists of Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center for their "expertise in chemistry and related disciplines."

Trump lawyers did not comment when asked if profits from foreign governments have been donated, as promised, while Kuwait plans $60,000 party at Washington hotel.

During his presidential campaign Trump frequently accused China of keeping its currency artificially low against the dollar to make Chinese exports cheaper, "stealing" American manufacturing jobs.

The Senate voted 53-47 to confirm the Goldman Sachs veteran's nomination on a mostly party-line vote, with only one Democrat, Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, voting in favor.

In 2011, fair-housing advocates organized a protest outside of Mnuchin's Bel Air mansion. They're still not happy with the Goldman Sachs veteran.