IRS Hiring 5,582 Tax Enforcers in 2024 but Says Only Some Will Carry Guns
Watchdog overseeing IRS revealed agency is hiring 5,582 tax enforcers this year, but dismissed claims the tax agency is hiring “87,000-armed enforcement agents.
Watchdog Bares IRS Failures: From Snail-Paced Returns to Identity Theft Woes
The IRS is failing to measure up to expectations in a number of areas, including taxpayer identity theft and amended tax return processing, a watchdog says.
World’s Largest ‘Carbon Capture’ Facility Set for Construction in the US
The world’s largest “carbon capture” facility is being built in Wyoming in the U.S.. Known as “Project Bison,” it is set to be completed and running by 2030,
Trump Attorney, Judge, Contemplate Trial Schedule in Event of Trump Nomination or Presidency
The judge asked, 'What would be the state's response that having this trial on Election Day is election interference?'
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI, CEO Sam Altman Over Microsoft Link
Musk filed lawsuit against OpenAI and co-founders, alleging violation of company’s founding agreement by developing AI for profit rather than good of humanity.
‘Affirmation at All Costs’: What Internal Files Reveal About Transgender Care
New report published by Environmental Progress (EP) highlights the potential dangers of “gender-affirming” medical care, based on internal files from WPATH.
Wyoming Poised to Do Away With Gun-Free Zones
Wyoming's HB 125 repeals the designation for most places currently listed as gun-free zones, including public schools, colleges, and public buildings.
Judicial Watch: Biden National Archives’ Hides Over 85% of Trump Raid Records
As of March 31, the National Archives has released only 1,276 pages of over 8,000 records about unprecedented document dispute and raid on home of Trump.
Rudy Giuliani May Be Forced to Sell His Homes to Pay $148 Million Election...
Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani could be forced to sell his New York and Florida homes to cover a massive $148 million defamation lawsuit judgment.
Judge in Trump Case Says ‘Hostages’ Label for Jailed Jan. 6 Defendants Is Wrong
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan responded to label used by the former president.
The judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s election interference case on April...
Advocates Outraged That Feds Asked Banks to Search Customers’ ‘Religious Texts’ Purchases
The federal government flagged transactions for religious texts, according to documents obtained by the House Judiciary Committee
Investigating the investigators: Dem strategists to launch counterpunch to House GOP
Relaunched Congressional Integrity Project will include rapid response, investigative researchers, pollsters and paid media designed to put Republicans on defensive.
