11 Ways Trump Has Rolled Back Regulations in His First 100 Days

The Daily Signal
April 24, 2017
Good morning from Washington, where Congress has four days to pass a spending plan to avert a government shutdown. Republicans look wobbly as Democrats balk at promises such as the border wall, Genevieve Wood notes. President Trump and GOP lawmakers can claim major gains in cutting regulations, Rachel del Guidice reports. Trump also made it harder for businesses to replace workers with foreign labor, Josh Siegel writes. Plus: Ana Quintana on the turmoil in Venezuela, and Mike Gonzalez on two outsiders left standing in France's presidential race. Today, many American Muslims observe Muhammad's Night Journey.
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11 Ways Trump Has Rolled Back Regulations in His First 100 Days

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Even With Republicans in Charge, Upcoming Budget Battle Looks Grim

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Congress Should Exert Influence by Authorizing Military Force Against ISIS

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We Hear You: Obamacare and 'Progress in Wrong Direction'

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