Update | Week of October 30, 2017

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has tallied 29 deregulatory executive actions taken by the Trump White House, which have led to 100 additional deregulatory executive directives, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Thanks to a series of resignations, President Trump has a rare opportunity to reshape the Federal Reserve’s board of governors, reports Danny Vinik in Politico.

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