“Economic advisers in Donald Trump’s orbit are clashing over their favored policy ideas, a fight that is spilling into public view as they jockey for influence over the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s second-term plans,” Bloomberg reports. “In recent weeks, informal advisers have

Politico: “The share of taxpayers who get money back at tax time is slowly and, a little mysteriously, shrinking… While no one is exactly sure why, some point to changes in the way people work.”

Wall Street Journal: “In his successful 2020 presidential run, Biden pledged to protect households from tax increases if their income was below that threshold. He reupped the promise for his re-election bid and is planning to draw tax-policy contrasts with Republican rival Donald Trump in a Tuesday

Bloomberg ran a million forecast simulations on the US debt outlook and found that 88% of them “show borrowing on an unsustainable path.”

Congress passed over $71 million in earmarks in the recent minibus spending legislation for lawmakers who ultimately voted against the package, Punchbowl News reports.