Today is Tuesday, April 6th, what to know about a plan to raise taxes on certain American

corporations.

Why some say it'll keep jobs in the U.S., while others argue it'll hurt us on the world

stage.

Also some of the world's most powerful countries coming together today with the same mission,

a new nuclear deal, but it won't be easy.

Plus a multi-billion dollar victory for Google, why those ketchup packets may be hard to

come by, and a March madness finale with a history-making champion.

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Once again, there's a new major proposal in Congress that could impact taxes and businesses,

and it has lawmakers split.

This time, it's about forcing American corporations to pay higher taxes on profits they earn overseas.

For example, Amazon, who sells to shoppers in Europe, or Morgan Stanley, which offers

financial services in China.

The New York Times says if approved, the changes would end up bringing the federal government

in extra trillion dollars over 15 years, and that could help pay for President Biden's

two trillion dollar infrastructure proposal that we talked about last week.

Democrats, who proposed this idea, focused on another point.

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