The actions of President Trump combined with early policy initiatives in Congress threaten to kill the federal income tax. If these efforts continue unabated, the current revenue system could collapse, opening the door to two stated goals of many Trump supporters—deep federal spending cuts and some form of consumption tax.
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Trump has a plan to abolish the IRS forever — here are 5 crucial things it could mean for your money
Trump has a plan to abolish the IRS forever — here are 5 crucial things it could mean for your money
After rushing to file your taxes before the April 15 deadline, the fantasy of living in a world without the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) might feel especially tempting. It’s certainly on the mind of President Donald Trump, who wants to “abolish the IRS,” according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
Ukraine will not surrender territory, President Volodymyr Zelensky declared Monday, rejecting a central Russian demand that President Donald Trump had incorporated into his latest proposal to end the Kremlin’s war.
President Donald Trump last week directed HHS to “fast track” a comprehensive review of the childhood immunization schedule. Trump also praised the CDC vaccine advisers…
The U.S. Supreme Court today reversed a lower court decision against a group of Amish parents and school leaders who challenged the state of New…
By Noah Can you help me grant a birthday wish for the most awesome 107 year old lady you will see today? Meet Rosalie Cianelli. She’s…
Now the epicenter of the fighting is the vicinity of the village of Svetloye and the «Tsentralnaya» mine, where Russian units are making their way from two directions at once...
Now, a team of paleontologists, mostly from California’s Loma Linda University, have discovered and meticulously documented 16,600 such footprints left by theropods, the dinosaur group that includes the Tyrannosaurus rex.
Commanders believe that the deployment of the AWS-G will enable the engagement of targets outside the Earth's atmosphere at altitudes exceeding 100 km. The Ministry of Defense website cites the new system's high combat potential..
All the Democrats out there announcing that as soon as they get power, they're going to use the full weight of government to prosecute anybody who had anything to do with the Donald Trump administration reminds me of a historical analogue.
"Minneapolis, a city councilman there in particular, Jamal Osman, who was born in Somalia, told CNN that 'Somali citizens have been stopped on the street, asked to provide documentation' and that he never thought he'd have to tell people to carry their passports around because they look Somali," Bash said. "Are ICE agents stopping people because they look, quote unquote, Somali?"
Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s campaign for the Senate is already a total disaster. It started with a rapper being trotted out to introduce Crockett by singing an original (and truly awful) song about her. It’s almost like Crockett wrote the song herself and hired him last-minute to sing it…
"ALERT: Anyone who helps ICE identify and ultimately deport an illegal from Idaho gets FREE BEER FOR ONE MONTH at Old State Saloon!" it read.
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has just appointed a (former) convict to serve as crime adviser on his City Hall transition team. Because, who better to advise on public safety than a literal criminal?
Pantone, the paint company, recently announced their color of the year, and while it’s not exactly inspiring to my mind, it’s hardly insulting at first glance. It’s called Cloud Dancer, officially PANTONE 11-4201, and it’s basically… a shade of white...
A Bill Clinton-appointed jurist decided that Trump hasn’t explained himself enough and “failed to justify” his decision to put a halt to the wind project madness that has swept the country.
Congress has released its 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and is preparing to pass the sweeping spending bill, which will give President Trump a total military budget of over $1 trillion.
On Friday the Supreme Court agreed to review a case that could finally force a long, overdue reckoning with how the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause has been interpreted for more than a century.