📰 Trump tax cut, pension rally, gang life: Your Wednesday evening news roundup FILED UNDER

Good evening. Here are some stories you may have missed today. [Good evening. Here are some stories you may have missed today.] [Advertisement](  [Dallas News](  Evening Roundup [DallasNews.com Â]( April 26, 2017 By Holly Rusak and Tara Bryant Good evening! Here is a look at some of the top headlines of the day. 🔎 Prefer the online view? [It's here.]( President Donald Trump will unveil on Wednesday what administration officials are calling the "largest tax reform ever." (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) Trump's plan for the 'biggest tax cut' in U.S. history features sharp cuts to business taxes The White House unveiled President [Donald Trump’s plan for the "largest tax reform ever,"]( according to administration officials, in a one-page policy paper that left most of the details to Congress. Here are the three things to know: It’s big for business. It’s a budget buster. It doesn't have a border adjustment tax. A 15 percent corporate tax rate — down from 35 percent — creates massive budget problems. The lack of a border adjustment tax clashes with the House GOP's plan. And Trump's focus on reducing rates for "pass-through" businesses, such as his own, is sure to rile skeptical Democrats. Some experts predict that the White House will learn the lessons from its failed health care overhaul last month. And: Debate continues [this afternoon in the Texas House on the 'sanctuary cities'Â](bill. Commentary: Texas needs [tougher laws to reel in mail-in vote fraud](, writes political columnist Gromer Jeffers Jr. Dallas police and fire retirees hold a rally against Mayor Mike Rawlings' letter, which asked taxpayers to support in making changes to a proposed Dallas Police and Fire pension bailout, at Dallas City Hall on Wednesday. (Jae S. Lee/The Dallas Morning News) Dallas police and fire retirees blast Mayor Mike Rawlings, rally for pension fix Hundreds of retired and active [Dallas police and firefighters marched to City Hall and castigated Mayor Mike Rawlings]( for his opposition to state legislation that aims to save the failing Dallas Police and Fire Pension System from insolvency. The police and fire association accused Rawlings of trying to collapse the pension system and kill the bill written by state Rep. Dan Flynn, R-Van. Rawlings wants two changes to the bill: a small change to the governance of the board of trustees and a rewrite of a provision that commits taxpayers to paying an ever-escalating amount of money into the pension fund. Commentary: The [Dallas police chief isn't the only one having a hard time sleeping]( as Dallas cops flee the force, writes city columnist Robert Wilonsky. Also: An East Texas [newlywed whose wife was shot and killed Monday in a murder-suicide]( at a Dallas office building said the killer took the "coward's way out." Michael Hogue/DMN ‘My Aryan Princess,’ Chapter 2: Life with a rising gang member [In Carol's world, Crash was a catch.]( He was a 39-year-old captain in the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, and a comer. He commanded a few hundred ABT soldiers and moved about $20,000 worth of hard drugs through North Texas each week. Crash proposed to Carol their first night together and claimed her as his girlfriend, a "featherwood." She shopped for wedding dresses with her mother, bought jewelry, and imagined a church wedding with sprays of red and white roses, the Brotherhood's signature colors. In the fantasy, her family sat on one side of the chapel, eyes shining with approval and pride; on the other, baldheaded Aryan Brothers grinned in sunglasses. "I was gung-ho ABT," she said. "It made perfect sense to me." Continue reading [Chapter Two of our true-crime series “My Aryan Princess.”]( Note: Even if you don’t have a subscription, you can read the series for free simply by entering your email address at the prompt. Miss chapter one? Start [from the beginning](. Don’t have time to read all at once? You can save your place in the story with our bookmark tool, and we will email you where you were in the story at your preferred time: tonight, lunch time tomorrow or this weekend. Smiley N. Pool/DMN Photo of the day Tamirat (left) and Marcos Bogale (right) show off their "Somebody in Texas Loves Me" shirts during a going away party at the home of their host Cheryl Zapata and her family.  The 16-year-old twins traveled alone from their home in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Plano in December to [undergo several surgeries to treat their severe scoliosis](. They returned home Wednesday, four months after their first surgery. They'll take with them straighter spines and several breathtaking stories from their first trip away from home. Around the site - Spiritual economics: San Antonio mayor Ivy Taylor is on the defense after [saying she believed a lack of a relationship with God causes poverty](. - A kind rewind: An [autistic Texas man who was missing his local Blockbuster]( got a piece of the old store from his parents. - Cowboy up! Grand Prairie police [look to their Western roots]( for their uniform’s new hat. - Swank without bank: How to [eat like a millionaire at Town Hearth]( without spending a fortune. - What Jesus Wouldn't Do: An Irving woman [used two nonprofit Christian schools in the Philippines as front for $1 million Ponzi scheme](, according to the U.S. attorney’s office in Dallas. - Apprehended: U.S. marshals caught a [28-year-old fugitive accused of killing his father]( this month at their Plano home. Finally, The Cowboys were among the first NFL teams to allow cameras into their draft "war room." The [live look-ins when the draft opens Thursday night will now take place at Dallas' new, all-digital draft command center]( at The Star in Frisco. The team's glitzy headquarters opened last August and will serve as the draft home base for the club's front office for the first time. It's where drama and decisions that shape the team, for better or worse, play out. 👋  That's all for this evening! For up-to-the-minute news and analysis, check out [DallasNews.com](. 💖 Share the love: If you like this newsletter, please forward this email to a friend and [check out our other newsletters here](. 📧 Do you have feedback on this newsletter? Send your thoughts, questions, praise and corrections to [djansen@dallasnews.com](mailto:djansen@dallasnews.com?subject=Newsletter%20Feedback). 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