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Caitlin is a reporter for Marketplace. She's particularly interested in rural economies, public lands and their resources, ...

This week, marks one year since Congress passed the Republican tax and spending bill — the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” ...

It’s been a year since the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” passed. What has that meant for individuals, businesses, and the ...