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Lori Montgomery

Lori Montgomery

Business Editor at The Washington Post

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Lori Montgomery
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Corporate America has given up hope of tax reform.

The latest Miller & Chevalier survey of corporate tax officers finds six in 10 doubtful of progress in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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The fine line between sugar-coating and panic on climate change - T...

The federal government is putting together a forecast for sea-level rise on the North Atlantic Coast through 2118.
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GOP changes tune on cutting Social Security with elections on the l...

Drawing charges of hypocrisy, GOP groups are attacking Democrats who supported conservative ideas.
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Tax rates are finally on the rise for the top 1 percent, CBO says

The top 1 percent of earners paid an average tax rate of about 33 percent last year -- up sharply from an average of 29 percent in 2011.
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The huge, hidden cost of protecting homeowners from the rising sea

In five Virginia cities alone, a new study finds the cost of fixing homes that have already been flooded could surpass $430 million.
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Why the right loves the Democratic appointee who runs the Congressi...

A Democrat willing to trash stupid Democratic ideas, they say, is a potent weapon Republicans should not cast aside
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House extends wide-ranging package of expired tax breaks

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Warren leads liberal Democrats' rebellion over provisions in $1 ......

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other liberals complained that provisions in the $1.01 trillion bill would roll back critical limits on Wall Street and increase the influence of wealthy campaign donors.
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Federal spending is likely to fall $8 trillion over the next decade

Whichever course lawmakers choose on the economy, the analysis suggests that it will be swamped by trends in the broader economy.
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Inside the collapse of the year’s biggest tax deal

How Sen. Ron Wyden got caught between Barack and a hard place
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GOP-controlled House votes to approve Keystone pipeline despite ......

The bill moves to the Senate as part of a GOP strategy to fast track “bipartisan” bills.