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IRS to invite select taxpayers for test of e-file return system
All eyes are on the agency to get it right — and avoid a roll-out reminiscent of the disastrous healthcare.gov website rollout.
By Fatima Hussein
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Biden campaign launches account on Trump’s Truth Social
We just joined Truth Social, mostly because we thought it would be very funny," the campaign said in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Trump opposes postal money that would help vote-by-mail
Trump has moved to sow public distrust in the Postal Service's ability to deliver what is expected to be record numbers of mail-in ballots.
Tech problem with mobile app causes Iowa caucus chaos
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price said the delays were not the result of a breach and party systems were secure.
House to debate limiting Trump’s military actions against Iran
House lawmakers plan to begin deliberations and vote this week on a new war powers resolution designed to limit the president’s military actions against Iran.
Trump celebrates Rep. Van Drew’s switch from Democrat to GOP
Van Drew on Wednesday broke with his party and voted against impeaching Trump — a move that bolstered GOP attempts to depict Democrats as divided on the matter. Republicans voted unanimously against it.
Congress would override Trump if he vetoes Hong Kong support, says Republican leader
Congress will override President Donald Trump if he vetoes popular legislation meant to support pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, a Senate Republican leader said Saturday.
By Joe Gould
Should industry help make voting by cellphone a reality?
The widespread use of mobile devices presents an opportunity to vote on-the-go, eliminating long lines and inconveniences, security experts said. How could industry help make it a secure option?
By Andrew Eversden
Can all the open Pentagon leadership jobs get filled this fall?
Lawmakers confirmed four top military posts last month, but others remain open.
State election offices made for an easy target for Russian hackers
A new Senate report shows Russian-backed hackers targeted U.S. states through lax security, documenting holes in state networks and by infiltrating voter registration databases.
By Andrew Eversden