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As seen in: ABC News, Bloomberg Law, Tallahassee Democrat, Insurance Journal, Standard-Examiner, Bloomberg Government, Bloomberg Tax, Daily Tax Report, The Kincardine Record
former art director, current pediatric icu nurse, lover of fluffy creatures especially bella.

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Millennial Data Whiz Dodges Trump to Weigh Rail Deal by Book (1)

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By Zach Williams Verified, Bernie Kohn, Kim Dixon
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Hang out with Patrick Fuchs and he’ll discuss just about anything—sports, kids, why he preferred a “white oak thing” to drywall when converting the basement of his Great Falls home into an office. Just about anything, that is, except his boss. Watching Game 3 of the NBA Finals at the headquarters of the US Surface Transportation Board he chairs, Fuchs doesn’t flinch as the Madison Square Garden crowd boos loudly when President Donald Trump’s image flashes on the projector screen.
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GOP Panel Proposes Cutting Education More Than Trump Request Original

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By Kim Dixon, Tiana Headley Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
A GOP-controlled House appropriations subcommittee released legislative text on Thursday proposing funding the Education Department at $70.7 billion for fiscal year 2027, as the Trump administration seeks to dismantle the agency. The agency is now operating under a $79 billion budget, after Congress rejected the administration’s bid to cut 15% from the department’s budget and fund the agency at $66.7 billion for the current fiscal year.
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IRS Finds Over a Dozen Cases That Lacked Supervisory Approval

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By Erin Slowey Verified, Kim Dixon
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The IRS found 13 cases where it wasn’t following rules for approving penalties in the wake of the agency’s settlement over a multimillion-dollar penalty with a conservation easement donor, a watchdog said in a report released Tuesday. The IRS reviewed over 1,200 cases—both docketed and nondocketed—and found 13 cases that lacked supervisory approval.
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