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A U.S. appeals court judge agreed to an expedited review of suspended Florida state attorney Andrew Warren's appeal in his federal suit against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL).

The Internal Revenue Service is not fooling around in letting retirees know about the April 1 deadline to start receiving payments from a variety of workplace retirement plans.

The U.S. Army is taking a page out of its 1980s playbook and bringing back a famous ad campaign.

The Chinese Communist Party is committed to pursuing reunification with Taiwan even through force, according to U.S. intelligence community leaders.

The Senate voted to approve President Joe Biden’s nominee for IRS commissioner, someone who will oversee the controversial rollout of $80 billion in new funding for the agency.

Another Norfolk Southern train has derailed in Calhoun County, Alabama, with no reports of hazardous materials, occurring shortly before a Congressional hearing on a similar derailment in Ohio.

The U.S. spy community warned about the Chinese government’s “willingness to meddle” in U.S. elections in a new intelligence assessment laying out “malign” foreign influence operations by China and the broader threats posed by Beijing.

President Joe Biden faces a difficult prospect about whether he should get involved in the 2023 Chicago mayoral race.

Motorists in Maine are fighting to keep their custom license plates following a state crackdown on vehicle owners with plates deemed inappropriate.

A Chinese government official sent a letter to Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) criticizing his bill to declassify information regarding the origins of COVID-19 and imploring the Missouri senator to withdraw it from consideration.