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Coventry councillor handed court order over council tax

He is one of 70 Coventry councillors who had to be reminded to pay council tax since 2018.

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Pembrokeshire residents face record 21% council tax hike

Pembrokeshire residents face bill hikes of up to 21%, which will not prevent cuts to services.

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Council on Foreign Relations president invokes former boss Reagan in quitting GOP

Council on Foreign Relations president invokes former boss Reagan in quitting GOP Celine Castronuovo © Getty Images Council on Foreign Relations president invokes former boss Reagan in quitting GOP Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass on Wednesday announced that he has officially left the Republican Party, invoking a version of former President Reagan s famous quote: I didn t leave the Republican Party; the Party left me. Haass, a veteran diplomat who worked under multiple presidential administrations, tweeted Wednesday that he had changed his voter registration to no party affiliation after 40 years as a member of the Republican Party. I worked for Reagan & Bush 41 & 43. But today s Rep Party no longer embraces the policies & principles that led me to join it, Haass wrote.

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White House economist rejects GOP senators push for $1,000 stimulus checks instead of $1,400

White House economist rejects GOP senators push for $1,000 stimulus checks instead of $1,400 tporter@businessinsider.com (Tom Porter) © CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images Jared Bernstein at The Queen Theatre in Wilmington, Delaware, on December 1. CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images A White House advisor says he thinks Joe Biden will deny GOP requests for smaller relief checks. Biden is seeking $1,400 payments in his COVID-19 relief plan, but Republicans want $1,000 checks. Democrats are preparing to pass Biden s $1.9 trillion plan without GOP support if necessary. A White House economist on Monday night knocked back a Republican proposal for relief payments of $1,000, characterizing it as too little to satisfy President Joe Biden.

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