(The Center Square) – Taxpayers who worked remotely during the pandemic and paid earnings taxes to the City of St. Louis are eligible for a refund, according to a settlement. Attorneys Bevis Schock and Mark Milton announced the settlement on Friday, ending a three-year legal battle. They represented six plaintiffs who worked remotely during the […]
(The Center Square) – The editor-in-chief of the Tennessee Star has been ordered to appear Monday before the judge overseeing the Nashville Covenant School mass shooting case after the Star published a series of stories detailing writings from the shooter’s journals. Law enforcement has resisted the Star’s efforts through a lawsuit to release the journal […]
(The Center Square) – In the first six months of this year, Texans have suffered from devastating natural disasters, from tornadoes in downtown Houston and central Texas, to the largest wildfire in state history in the panhandle, and severe flooding and heavy rainfall that has now wiped out the oyster industry in the Galveston Bay […]
President Joe Biden‘s campaign plans to underscore former President Donald Trump‘s conviction in his New York hush money trial before next week’s debate. The campaign announced its plan Monday to spend $50 million on ads in battleground states emphasizing what it is describing as the “central dynamic of the race,” that Biden fights for the […]
Republicans are warning Democrats that if former President Donald Trump’s sentence in his New York criminal case prevents him from attending the Republican National Committee convention, it will guarantee a red wave for the 2024 election. Four days before the GOP gathers for the RNC’s convention on July 15, Judge Juan Merchan will sentence the […]
Virginia will get its chance to influence who is sent to the House of Representatives next year as voters cast their ballot in several high-profile primaries on Tuesday. There are two open seats this fall due to the retirement of Democratic Reps. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) and Jennifer Wexton (D-VA), the first of which is seen […]
Washington Examiner White House Reporter Haisten Willis joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss how the White House responded to Hunter Biden’s conviction, the Supreme Court’s ruling that might help former President Donald Trump if he gets back into the White House undo some of the bureaucracy, and Trump’s proposal in Nevada about not taxing tips.
EXCLUSIVE — The State Department is facing a congressional subpoena for failing to turn over records on programs Republicans say cultivated “censorship-by-proxy and revenue interference of American small businesses,” the Washington Examiner has learned. The subpoena, which was served late Thursday by the House Small Business Committee, is the latest development in a one-year investigation […]
As Democrats and Republicans pitch their hot-button talking points this election cycle, voters in Nevada might want to hear a little more about one issue that hits even closer to home: Housing. Nevada is facing some of the highest housing prices in the nation. Debate around how to solve it comes down to a fundamental […]
What was supposed to be a joyous occasion turned into horror and violence as gunshots were fired during a Juneteenth celebration. Two people were killed and 14 others were injured at the holiday event on Saturday night in Round Rock, Texas. The violence began at 10:50 p.m. between two groups that were attending the event, […]
