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Breaking Down the “One, Big, Beautiful” Tax Bill: Take One | JD Supra

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By Melissa Sampson McMorrow, Michael J. Mooney, Danilo Santucci
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On May 12, the Republican majority leadership in the House of Representatives released for consideration its tax and spending reconciliation legislation, called the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” (the “Bill”).
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Inside the Casual, Country-Music Filled World of Cowboy Church

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By Michael J. Mooney
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very Sunday morning at King’s Trail in Whitewright, half an hour north of McKinney, the gravel parking lot is full of pickup trucks. They almost all have mud on the tires and scuffs on the trailer hitches. Because this is a cowboy church. Services are held inside a massive air-conditioned barn the size of a football field, with purlins, girts, and trusses all visible above the stage.
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How Microchips and Federal Money Fueled a Land Rush in Sherman

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By Michael J. Mooney
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Rex Glendenning brokered $1.1 billion worth of land deals in and around Sherman in 2020 alone. What he won't part with: his prize longhorns. Elizabeth Lavin Rex Glendenning knows this land. He’s in his late 60s, and he has lived in North Texas almost all his life. His great-grandfather emigrated from Scotland in 1887 to Celina, at the far northern tip of Collin County, and raised 13 children on a cotton farm here. Glendenning’s grandfather grew cotton, too.
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