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A surge in demand for digital currency in Zimbabwe has highlighted an interesting quirk in the trading of bitcoin, as well as the current economic woes the African country is facing.
President Trump sent daughter Ivanka out on the road to pitch middle class tax cuts and child tax credits. Here's why that was a terrible idea, says Jake Novak.
The crazy plan to alter 401(k)s to boost tax revenue is just the latest example of the cowardly GOP avoiding the real need: to cut spending, says Jake Novak.
For 18 minutes, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly accomplished the impossible: He got journalists to shut up and listen, says the National Review's Noah Rothman.
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