Paraguayans dragging politicians out of Congress … pic.twitter.com/rYfDtEVF0u — David Wolfe (@DavidWolfe) November 7, 2026 Ueno nunca fue el banco más grande del país, ni tampoco dejó sin dinero a…
Congress
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Stocks
Congress changed the rules around charitable giving. You’ll now save more money if you donate earlier in the year.
Congress changed three charitable-deduction rules this year. The most common way people give money to charities these days is now also probably the most expensive way.
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Every Friday, we round up the most popular, most read, most critical stories of the week to give you a quick catchup on the big headlines you might have missed…
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Congress is considering legislation that would eliminate a federal program that once provided $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers, and EV supporters say that will make things worse for drivers…
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Homebuilder sentiment perked up in May as the market for new single-family homes improved and a bill aimed at boosting housing supply gained traction in Congress. Confidence in sales conditions,…
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The National Association of Realtors is calling on Congress to reject a White House budget proposal that would eliminate billions in federal housing funding. The National Association of Realtors is…
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Investment
Congress Taxes College Endowments But Still Sends Them Financial Aid — That Makes No Sense
The U.S. Should Means-Test Colleges The Same Way It Means-Tests Americans Harvard University sits on an endowment (PDF File) worth roughly $56.9 billion. That’s more than the GDP of over…
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Retiring Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene used her final days in office to boost talk of a “tax revolt,” casting federal taxes as the clearest symbol of a government that,…
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Crypto Currency
Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ clears Congress after narrow House vote, what could this mean for Bitcoin?
Key Takeaways The US House passed President Trump’s spending bill on Thursday; it’s now heading to Trump for his signature. The legislation includes tax cuts, increased discretionary spending, and safety-net…
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Key Points Most congressional offices receive thousands of messages per week, but personalized and well-timed outreach stands out. Offices use databases to tally contact by topic, and high-volume, local, or…
