Author: David Cay Johnston
America has the third-generation head of a white-collar crime family in the White House.
The economy is slowing down despite the promise that the Trump-Radical Republican tax cut would spur massive new investment.
Until his indictment last Friday, Roger Stone had said again and again that he would never testify against Trump. But his latest remarks were a message to the special counsel.
The suppressed fee gouging report was made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or CFPB.
That one fact could well doom Trump’s presidency and perhaps land Trump and others behind bars.
One big part of the answer is that Congress showers real estate investors with tax benefits.
Prosecutors asked to probe dutch middlemen washing billions in dirty Kazakh cash for real estate deals in US and Europe.
Under Donald Trump, federal corruption prosecutions dropped by nearly a quarter, Syracuse University researchers found after analyzing detailed new Justice Department data.
For decades Donald Trump, his parents and siblings cheated on taxes in numerous ways, The New York Times reported in an extraordinarily thorough and well documented expose published on Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The rent cut for these corporations is worth about $3 billion annually, the National League of Cities estimates.
It’s a story of racism, plain and simple, and new interactive maps establish the factual basis for that judgment.
Trump claims he can pardon himself and continue in office.
Reports are coming in from the first skirmishes in Donald Trump’s gratuitous trade war.
We’ve got some disappointing news for all those people who voted for Donald Trump because he promised rising wages.
The swamp monster who Donald Trump chose as Treasury secretary has a plan to save the richest of the rich billions and billions in taxes – and without any vote by Congress, either.
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