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The Wall Street Journal reported that the Pentagon on Tuesday agreed to a final order vacating Xiaomi’s designation as a CCMC, and the two parties agreed to “negotiate over the specific terms of the order,” which will be provided to the court on or before May 20.
A Xiaomi spokeswoman said the multinational electronics company was “paying close attention to the development of this issue.”
The Hill has reached out to the Pentagon for additional information on the agreement.
The decision by the Pentagon Tuesday marks a change from the Trump administration’s tough stances on business with China, punishing Chinese companies for alleged connections and support for the Chinese government.
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The introduction of the bill comes after Biden proposed in his American Families Plan to do away with the carried-interest preference. Biden also proposed raising both the top ordinary income tax rate and the top capital gains rate to 39.6 percent for high-income taxpayers. Biden is proposing to use the revenue raised from these tax increases to pay for spending in areas such as child care and education.
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Gosar also cut off a witness after asking about the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick, who Gosar said had died of natural causes.
The discussion took place during a high-profile hearing by the House Oversight and Reform Committee. Witnesses included former Trump administration officials and the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police chief.
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Gosar posed a series of questions to former acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen.
First, Gosar asked Rosen if the Justice Department had confiscated any firearms from suspects charged with breaching the Capitol, even though law enforcement found firearms and a variety of other weapons on the rioters such as baseball bats, a wooden club, a spear, bear spray, knives and a stun gun.