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The story made waves in Washington, D.C., this week: The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax. ProPublica obtained private tax data from America s 25 wealthiest individuals, which revealed exactly how those people manage, through legal means, to pay far less income tax than most Americans and sometimes, none at all. ProPublica senior editor and reporter Jesse Eisinger explains how it works to NPR s Rachel Martin. After the story s publication, some lawmakers reacted with concern about the fairness of the tax code. Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden, who chairs the Senate Finance Committee, explains a proposal to make it more equitable. He spoke to NPR s Ailsa Chang. Additional reporting on the history of the income tax from NPR s daily economics podcast The Indicator and Steven Weisman s 2010 appearance on All Things Considered. In participating regions, you ll also hear a local news segment that will help you make sense of what s goi ....
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Greenlight s Kansas City location on East Bannister Road. Greenlight Dispensary advertises 16 medical marijuana locations across Missouri, from Cape Girardeau to Kansas City, and all points in between. Justice Grown, a Pennsylvania-based company, has ties to 14 dispensaries in Missouri. Yet Missouri’s constitution prohibits the state from granting more than five dispensary licenses to any single entity or individual. The goal was to avoid a medical marijuana monopoly that could drive up costs to patients. Do the Greenlight and Justice Grown connections violate Missouri law? Is everything above board? Or did they successfully snake through legal loopholes that hinge on the definition of “ownership” and “control”? ....