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Tens of Millions of Taxpayers May Be Owed IRS Refunds From Pandemic Era: Watchdog
Taxpayers have to act before July 10, said the IRS’s internal watchdog.
Acting AG Blanche Says It Was ‘Not Just’ Comey’s Seashell Post That Led to Indictment
‘Rest assured that it’s not just the Instagram post that leads somebody to get indicted,’ the acting attorney general said.
US Attorney Pirro Says Evidence Shows Agent Was Shot by Suspect’s Gun During DC Dinner
A preliminary hearing for the suspected gunman is scheduled for May 8.
Big Tech Posts Strong Earnings as AI Spending Pressures Cash Flow
Despite strong earnings numbers, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta failed to win over investors.
How a New Mexico Town Kept Its Drive-In Alive After COVID-19
What began as a community engagement experiment has since become a lasting fixture in Los Lunas, New Mexico.
250 Years: Old North Church Is the Living Story of America
Best known for its role in the American Revolution, the Christ Church in the City of Boston is still home to a thriving Episcopal congregation.
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DC Shooting Suspect Requests Suicide Status Removed
Cole Allen’s lawyers say in newly-filed court documents that his conditions in jail amount to ‘violations of his rights.’
DOJ Sues New Jersey Over In-State Tuition, Aid for Illegal Aliens
It’s part of a series of actions by the Trump administration aiming to prevent illegal immigrants from obtaining taxpayer benefits or preferential treatment.
Ex-Twitter CEO’s AI Startup Valued at $2 Billion After Funding Round
Agrawal was Twitter’s chief technology officer from 2017 to 2021, then its CEO until he was fired in 2022.
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Trump Says He Will Review New Iranian Peace Plan, but Doubts It Will Be Acceptable
The U.S. president said on Saturday ‘it’s a possibility’ he could order new combat operations against Iran.
New Homebuyers in Some Cities Face Double the Property Taxes of Their Neighbors
The longer a homeowner remains in the house, and the faster the home values rise, the wider the property tax gaps grows, according to a new study.
Mexico’s Sinaloa Governor Steps Down as He Faces US Drug Trafficking Charges
Mexico is seeking additional information before it agrees to arrest and extradite the Sinaloa governor and nine other indicted Mexican nationals.
Carmakers Draw on Pickups, Tariff Refunds, and Service Revenue Amid EV Losses
GM and Ford included expected tariff refunds in their first-quarter earnings results.
Trump Expands Sanctions on Cuban Regime
The president’s order imposes new restrictions and targets anyone complicit in human rights violations.
US Treasury Warns Ships Not to Pay Strait of Hormuz Tolls to Iran
The U.S. government warned on Friday that even charities are not exempt.
Experts Sound Alarm as National Debt Tops GDP for First Time Since WWII
Debt held by the public has topped 100 percent of GDP as economists warn of rising fiscal risks despite a resilient growth backdrop.
Virginia Redistricting Spurs Move to ‘Make DC Square Again’
As a GOP congressman tries to restore the District of Columbia’s original borders, activists leading the long-shot campaign hope the president will act.
DOJ Releases Report Alleging Anti-Christian Bias Under Biden
The report outlined alleged biased actions across more than 17 federal agencies.
Senator Calls on Tennessee to Create ‘All-GOP Map’ After Supreme Court Ruling
‘I urge our state Legislature to reconvene to redistrict another Republican seat in Memphis,’ Sen. Marsha Blackburn said.
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Tighten US Ban on Chinese Vehicles
‘Chinese cars are surveillance packages on wheels,’ Sen. Elissa Slotkin said.
Trump Administration Appeals Judicial Order Blocking RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Policies
Officials had been weighing their options on how to respond to the order.
CBP Tampa Nabs 1,000th Apprehension This Year
An illegal Trinidadian immigrant, who was convicted on child sex crimes, has been turned over to ICE for removal proceedings.
