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IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
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Trump banned from Colorado presidential ballot in historic ruling
It’s the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate.
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Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
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Judge weighs removal of Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery
A commission recommended the memorial’s removal last year after reviewing names of military bases commemorating Confederate leaders.
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Marine vet sentenced to over 3 years in prison for Capitol riot
Charles Donohoe, a Marine Corps veteran, is also a former leader of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group.
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US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
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Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
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DOJ creates database to track misconduct by federal law enforcement
It will only contain records for federal officers and not be open to the public.
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Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
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Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
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IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
-
Trump banned from Colorado presidential ballot in historic ruling
It’s the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate.
-
Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
-
Judge weighs removal of Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery
A commission recommended the memorial’s removal last year after reviewing names of military bases commemorating Confederate leaders.
-
Marine vet sentenced to over 3 years in prison for Capitol riot
Charles Donohoe, a Marine Corps veteran, is also a former leader of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group.
-
US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
DOJ creates database to track misconduct by federal law enforcement
It will only contain records for federal officers and not be open to the public.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
-
IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
-
Trump banned from Colorado presidential ballot in historic ruling
It’s the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate.
-
Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
-
Judge weighs removal of Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery
A commission recommended the memorial’s removal last year after reviewing names of military bases commemorating Confederate leaders.
-
Marine vet sentenced to over 3 years in prison for Capitol riot
Charles Donohoe, a Marine Corps veteran, is also a former leader of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group.
-
US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
DOJ creates database to track misconduct by federal law enforcement
It will only contain records for federal officers and not be open to the public.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
