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What is the SALT cap, and how does it impact California taxpayers?
Breaking that out more, 20% of taxpayers in California’s 40th Congressional District — represented by Kim, it covers eastern Orange County and parts of Riverside and San Bernardino counties — claimed SALT deductions in 2017; only 7.5% did in 2022, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.
A new study in The Journal of Immunology reveals that eating a high-salt diet may trigger depression-like symptoms, at least ...
The fight has pitted the GOP's top tax writer against a determined bloc of House Republicans from high-tax states. It has ...
The wetlands of the Great Salt Lake produce millions of mosquitoes each year. Scientists use a wide range of techniques to ...
An Instagram post claims that a paste of garlic and salt can cure toothache. The claim by the user is False. ClaimIn an ...
A key House Republican who is pushing for a higher cap for state and local tax deductions sought to revive the idea of ...
Salt Lake City public lands officials are planning to spend $35 million on improvements to parks and building new ones across ...
One man is in critical condition after he was hit by a train early Friday morning in Salt Lake City. The man's name hasn't ...
The start of a Rocky Mountain Cup defense for the Colorado Rapids felt like an exhibition until the Rapids blew through the ...
Colorado Rapids midfielder Oliver Larraz, left, collides with Real Salt Lake midfielder Diego Luna, center, while in pursuit ...
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