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Position in a government responsible for economic and financial policies
The President of the United States nominates the Federal Reserve Chair and the U.S. Senate must confirm that nominee; the Chair serves a four‑year term and sits on the seven‑member Board of Governors ...
The Federal Reserve Chair is selected by the President from among sitting members of the Board of Governors and must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate; the chair serves a four‑year term . In practice th...
The U.S. government uses a mix of executive orders, presidential memoranda, and interagency processes to label individuals or organizations as terrorists, centering on whether they have committed or p...
The State Department denies, revokes, or limits U.S. passports under statutory authority and by regulation for specific grounds (including “seriously delinquent” federal tax debt certified by the IRS)...
Several new temporary above‑the‑line deductions were created for 2025 (taxes filed in 2026) but are subject to income phaseouts that reduce or eliminate the benefit for higher earners: the tip deducti...
The Treasury Secretary can deploy statutory to manage cash and prevent default when the debt limit is reached, relying chiefly on authorities to suspend debt issuance or reinvestment in specific intra...
The claim that Donald Trump said “this is how you treat me America, F*not supported1. Why the quoted line does not appear in the provided record — a straightforward mismatch“this is how you treat me A...