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After championing a major expansion in federal aid, the president is now putting the budget deficit back in the spotlight.
April 21 -
The First Couple reported $610,702 in income in 2021 and paid $183,925 in federal and state income taxes, according to their annual tax return released Friday by the White House.
April 17 -
President Biden signed an executive order to strengthen the ACA, in part by closing a loophole that prevents millions of Americans from accessing subsidies.
April 6 -
Manchin doomed two pieces of the plan — ending a tax break for fossil fuels and taxing unrealized capital gains — just hours after Biden announced them.
April 1 -
Biden’s 10-year outlook still would rack up $14.4 trillion in deficits — most of it on autopilot — even after accounting for that $1 trillion in net deficit cuts from new policies like tax increases on the wealthy and corporations.
March 29 -
President Joe Biden’s plan to tax unrealized capital gains ran into opposition from key Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, likely dooming it just hours after it was sent to Congress.
March 29 -
President Joe Biden made a fresh effort on Monday to persuade Congress to take steps to overhaul the tax code and squeeze more revenue from the largest companies and the wealthiest households.
March 28 -
The administration is calling for more than $2.5 trillion in tax hikes on wealthy and large corporations over a decade.
March 28 -
The budget calls for a minimum 20% tax rate that would hit both the income and unrealized capital gains of households worth more than $100 million.
March 28 -
The request will show a $1 trillion reduction in deficit spending over the coming decade, generated in part by a new tax targeting billionaires.
March 28 -
His proposal includes partially rolling back the 2017 tax cuts by raising rates on upper-income Americans and corporations.
March 3 -
In the State of the Union, the president pitched elements of his stalled “Build Back Better” program as a means to temper the surge in prices that’s costing him support.
March 2 -
President Joe Biden said the U.S. will impose sanctions on Russia that will hamper its ability to do business in foreign currencies as President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine sparked the worst security crisis in Europe since World War II.
February 24 -
The House speaker cast doubt on a drive by progressive Democrats to get some version of President Biden’s agenda through Congress by March 1.
January 31 -
The president said his $2 trillion economic agenda will have to be broken up so that a scaled-back version can pass Congress.
January 20 -
Sen. Joe Manchin said Tuesday he’s not in talks with the White House or top Democrats on reviving President Biden’s $2 trillion tax and social spending agenda.
January 5 -
Senate Majority Leader Schumer is vowing to bring a revised version of the $2 trillion tax, climate and spending package to a vote as soon as this month.
January 3 -
In a statement, the president expressed confidence that the measure would eventually pass and urged patience as negotiations continue.
December 16 -
The president described the passage of the bill a direct response to voters who handed his party defeats in state elections last week.
November 7 -
Moderates are echoing Senator Joe Manchin’s complaint about not knowing the full cost and economic impact of the Biden adminstration's plans.
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