The “One Big Beautiful Bill” aims to extend tax deductions for pass-through businesses, offering tax relief and economic stability for small businesses and communities across Missouri.

Congress should provide certainty for Main Street by making permanent the 20% small business deduction that is set to expire. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes that happen.

It is universally acknowledged that the so-called “big, beautiful bill” imposes massive pain on low and middle income people, while transferring billions to the most wealthy. It will be ...

Not only does the One Big Beautiful Bill make the qualified business income deduction permanent, but it also increases the amount a small-business owner can deduct from 20% to 23%.

Big government is still good, even with Trump in power A smaller government would not necessarily protect American democracy from Trump.

Small and far-off earthquakes can stifle the spread of large motions on some of the world’s biggest faults.

No matter how significant or small of a step, it’s one that can only be taken by you. And clearly, the women on this list weren’t going to wait for someone to take that step for them.

[Read all of the articles in our Portland Fun Guide HERE! Looking for a print copy? Look at this handy-dandy map!—eds.] Seeing artists like Doja Cat and Portugal. the Man in small capacity ...

Even small changes like using an eco-friendly thermostat in your home or using shorter wash and dry cycles when washing clothes can make a difference if enough people get on board.

“Trump wants these bankers to go back to running banks, not hedge funds, and that means lending to small businesses,” one Trump insider told On The Money.

The release of Chris O’Dowd’s new Irish dramedy Small Town, Big Story has been overshadowed by a recent interview in which the actor and writer voiced his support for Father Ted co-creator ...

The Seventh Edition of the Small Claims Manual: A Guide to Small Claims Litigation in the New York State Courts is an essential and accessible edition that continues with co-authors Justice Gerald ...