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And the government does �*s own report admits that this cut is going to cost lives. if that was your family, living in northern kenya and your children will being supported by uk aid projects, and you were sitting there and heard the news that uk aid was going to be slashed, would you be just rubbing your hands with glee and saying, well, that's fantastic, because we are now going to be able to sort out our own futures without hindrance from the uk aid industry? i don't think you would. d0 uk aid industry? i don't think you would. ,, ., ., uk aid industry? i don't think you would. ., ., ., ,...

Corporate tax would slow hiring and business growth. they also say the drug price control provision would stifle innovation in the pharmaceutical church. senator manchin says republicans should be on board with this bill but they're bashing the bill. >> martha: everything in there that they like. in a normal situation, this is a wonderful bipartisan bill. i hopeful that they look at it. >> i think the 30% approval rating on the economy is still too high. >> we just got new estimates from the congressional budget office. they found the bill would reduce the deficit the next ten years but a less...

Found success in their careers. part of the so-called student loan forgiveness. the president biden is currently considering, which would have taxpayers pay off other people's student loans. that's how it would work. according to sources with the washington post, the white house is considering now an income tax. edward lawrence to tell us what it means live at the white house. >> that would mean maybe the family's income related to the minor and anything above a certain amount not theelp from the federal government. the president did say he has not yet made his decision on this. he would not c...

And now investor attention will continue to the producer price index which is due out today, which should give us a sense of how wholesale prices have increased in the last month. >> on-line sales increased over the holiday. the pandemic played a big role in that. how did this inflation continue. >> well, a huge driver of that increase was about 9% over the increase we saw. as you say, $204 billion. the reason for that is the cost from clothing to appliances to food. it rose over the period. online prices increased 3.1% year on year in december. it doesn't account for all the growth but certai...

Pointed to this in her response to the eu court's ruling. translation: the european court ofjustice made a political decision| because of our upcoming referendum on child protection. what we can see through this ruling is that the court of the european union has become a political participant in the debate on child protection. poland and hungary are angry because this ruling could mean they receive less funding from the europen union. in the 2014—2020 budget, poland received 104 billion euros. that's $118 billion, more than any other eu country. hungary got a0 billion euros, m5 billion. here...