Today's Headlines: Symbol of ’80s Greed Stands to Profit From Trump Tax Break for Poor Areas

2019年10月27日星期日

Today's Headlines: Symbol of ’80s Greed Stands to Profit From Trump Tax Break for Poor Areas

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Symbol of '80s Greed Stands to Profit From Trump Tax Break for Poor Areas

By ERIC LIPTON and JESSE DRUCKER

The financier Michael Milken is a major investor in a property that became eligible for a federal tax break — after his longtime friend, Steven Mnuchin, intervened.

Waiting for Bolton: A Capital Speculates on What He Will Say

By PETER BAKER

As the House impeachment inquiry enters its second month, there may be no witness investigators want to question more than John R. Bolton, the president's former national security adviser.

PG&E to Shut Off Power for Nearly 1 Million Customers as Californians Flee Fires

By LAUREN HEPLER and IVAN PENN

Winds were forecast to reach 80 miles per hour on Saturday night near the Kincade fire in Sonoma County.

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'Hitler or Höcke?' Germany's Far-Right Party Radicalizes

By KATRIN BENNHOLD and MELISSA EDDY

In elections on Sunday, the AfD is set to make another strong showing in eastern Germany. Its local leader, Björn Höcke, is considered an extremist by the intelligence service.