He tells a group of veterans that some suicides occur because people can’t make a health appointment.
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Why it matters: Tax plans affect rich, poor and in the middle
Donald Trump’s plan, tough lacking details, would benefit the wealthiest Americans, while Hillary Clinton’s plan would increase taxes on that same group.
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Trump Foundation ordered to stop fundraising by N.Y. attorney general’s office
The ‘notice of violation’ says the Trump Foundation never registered under article 7A of New York’s Executive Law.
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Clinton tears into Trump on taxes, business dealings
At a forum hosted by the Retired American Warriors PAC the Republican candidate questions his Democratic opponent’s commitment to fighting cybersecurity threats.
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‘Apprentice’ cast, crew say Trump showed pattern of sexist behavior
In one example, eight former crew members say, he repeatedly made lewd comments about a camerawoman, comparing her beauty to that of his daughter, Ivanka.
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In publishing Trump tax return, Times risks legal trouble
Federal law makes it illegal to publish an unauthorized return.
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Trump tax return revelation threatens to upend presidential race
He reportedly claimed a $916 million loss to legally cut his income taxes for 1995, a move criticized by some, praised as ‘genius’ by his advisers.
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Clinton says wave of shootings show need to protect children
In North Carolina, Hillary Clinton says the nation needs to do more to protect “all of God’s children.”
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Bill Nemitz: Ranked-choice voting would be Maine’s smart choice
Passage of Question 5 would help ensure that the winner gets a majority.
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Maine will have 2nd highest top tax rate in U.S. if Question 2 passes
If voters approve Question 2, households with incomes of more than $200,000 would pay the second-highest tax rate in the nation, which would raise $159 million for schools.