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With the end of this year's tax deadline in sight, the Internal Revenue Service has increased its warnings regarding scams targeting taxpayers, this time with its latest alert on "unscrupulous" tax return preparers.

Three inspectors general overseeing U.S. aid to Ukraine have received 189 complaints of alleged misconduct as of the beginning of March.

A small yet growing coalition of Democrats has come out in support of TikTok as the threat of a national ban looms over the China-affiliated app.

A political action committee seeking to craft a 2024 springboard for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is reportedly lining up a melange of seasoned GOP strategists from high-profile campaigns.

President Joe Biden touted his administration's support for labor unions and American manufacturing in North Carolina on Tuesday, continuing a soft rollout of his 2024 reelection platform.

EXCLUSIVE — A political action committee trying to sway Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) to run for president is demanding that the Florida Ethics Commission reject a "frivolous" complaint filed by a political action committee allied with former President Donald Trump that accused the governor of running an illegal "shadow presidential campaign," according to documents obtained by the Washington Examiner.

The city of Miami is considering shutting down liquor stores as a way to curb spring break festivities next year after two deaths occurred within 72 hours of each other this year, derailing the annual celebrations.

The city of Evanston, Illinois, voted to expand its reparations program and will now allow direct cash payments to eligible residents.

The liberal-leaning Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate has outraised her conservative competitor by more than $10 million as the state race that has garnered national attention heads into its final stretch.

During a recent speaking event in Australia, former President Barack Obama pinned the blame for China's increasingly hostile behavior on his successor.