Taxes

Throughout his campaign and his first 100 days in office, President Trump has repeatedly called for “the biggest tax cuts since Reagan,” and Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at U.S. Treasury, Tony Sayegh, is confident it will get done this year.

The Trump administration appeared to be fast-tracking its $1 trillion infrastructure plan Monday, as Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said Americans can expect President Donald Trump to release details in just a few weeks.

With the foundation cracking beneath their home, Christina Mailhos and her husband are trying to figure out how to come up with $200,000 or more for the massive fix while college tuition bills loom for two teenagers.

Lawyers for President Donald Trump said Friday that a review of his last 10 years of tax returns did not reflect "any income of any type from Russian sources," but their letter included exceptions related to previously cited income generated from a beauty pageant and sale of a Florida estate.

Lawyers for President Donald Trump said Friday that a review of his last 10 years of tax returns do not reflect "any income of any type from Russian sources," with some exceptions.

Voters in Portland, Oregon, are poised to vote on the largest school bond in state history after a scandal last year over high levels of lead in the drinking water at almost every school.

President Donald Trump’s lawyers said Friday a review of the commander-in-chief’s tax returns from the past 10 years shows no “income of any type from Russian sources.”

Trump lawyer: Tax returns from past 10 years show no "income of any type from Russian sources," with few exceptions.

California Gov. Jerry Brown is seeking more spending on schools and child care.

Conservative senators are pushing to diminish insurance coverage requirements imposed by President Barack Obama's health care law.

The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a request to override budget vetoes, leaving negotiations about how to solve the state's budget crisis — and restore funding to the Legislature — in the hands of the governor and lawmakers.

While Republicans rewrite the Affordable Care Act in Washington, the immediate future of the law has grown hazier with the nation's third-largest health insurer saying that it will completely divorce itself from state-based insurance exchanges.

U.S. stock indexes are mostly lower Wednesday morning following weak first-quarter reports from consumer-focused companies including Priceline and Disney.

House Speaker Paul Ryan is expected to travel to central Ohio in a visit intended to shift the national conversation from health care to tax reform.