Print Wynton Hall Read Full Bio Sen. Thune Pressures Holder and Lew to Suspend IRS Obamacare Regulations On Tuesday, U.S. Senator John Thune (R-SD) sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew questioning the wisdom of placing Sarah Hall Ingram, the embattled former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner for tax-exempt groups, in charge of Obamacare. 21 May 2013 Inspector General: IRS Leaking Info to ProPublica Could Be Criminal During Tuesday's Senate Finance Committee hearing on the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) targeting of conservative groups, Sen. John Thune (R-SD) honed in on a critical question with possible criminal implications. 21 May 2013 Top Democrats Call for More IRS Resignations Two top Democrats on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee are calling for the resignation or firing of Lois Lerner, the head of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) division responsible for tax-exempt organizations. 21 May 2013 Apple Investigated For Dodging Taxes On $44 Billion In Offshore Income Apple CEO Tim Cook will testify before Congress on Tuesday as a bipartisan Senate probe seeks answers on how the tech giant used tax loopholes to avoid paying taxes on $44 billion in offshore, taxable income between 2009 and 2012. 21 May 2013 Left Mobilizes 'Mass Movement' for College Debt Relief Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has introduced a bill to cut college student loan interest rates to just 0.75%, a move that progressive Huffington Post writer Robert Kuttner says could spark a “counter-revolution against austerity politics.” 20 May 2013 Google and Verizon Gave Government Reporters' Records Google and Verizon Wireless reportedly gave government officials reporters’ private email and phone records as part of the Department of Justice’s seizure of journalists’ communications. 20 May 2013 Obama Met With IRS Union Boss Day Before Tea Party Targeting Began The White House Visitors Log reveals that President Barack Obama met with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) union boss Colleen Kelley on March 31, 2010—the day before the Inspector General's report says the IRS began its scheme to target tea party and conservative groups. 20 May 2013 CBO: Obama Budget Adds $5.2 Trillion to Deficit, $1 Trillion in New Taxes The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says President Barack Obama’s 2014 budget would add $5.2 trillion in deficits over the next ten years and contains nearly $1 trillion in new taxes. 19 May 2013 IRS Sued for Allegedly Seizing Medical Records of 60 Million Americans An unnamed California healthcare provider is suing the embattled Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and 15 agents for allegedly seizing 60,000,000 medical records belonging to “more than 10,000,000 Americans, including at least 1,000,000 Californians.” 17 May 2013 Treasury Sec: I Knew About IRS Scandal Last Week--And Also Last Fall In an interview with Bloomberg TV, former Obama chief of staff-turned-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew offered two conflicting yet carefully worded answers as to when he first learned that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had targeted Tea Party and conservative groups: he learned last week--and possibly before the 2012 election. 17 May 2013 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next
Sen. Thune Pressures Holder and Lew to Suspend IRS Obamacare Regulations On Tuesday, U.S. Senator John Thune (R-SD) sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew questioning the wisdom of placing Sarah Hall Ingram, the embattled former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner for tax-exempt groups, in charge of Obamacare. 21 May 2013
Inspector General: IRS Leaking Info to ProPublica Could Be Criminal During Tuesday's Senate Finance Committee hearing on the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) targeting of conservative groups, Sen. John Thune (R-SD) honed in on a critical question with possible criminal implications. 21 May 2013
Top Democrats Call for More IRS Resignations Two top Democrats on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee are calling for the resignation or firing of Lois Lerner, the head of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) division responsible for tax-exempt organizations. 21 May 2013
Apple Investigated For Dodging Taxes On $44 Billion In Offshore Income Apple CEO Tim Cook will testify before Congress on Tuesday as a bipartisan Senate probe seeks answers on how the tech giant used tax loopholes to avoid paying taxes on $44 billion in offshore, taxable income between 2009 and 2012. 21 May 2013
Left Mobilizes 'Mass Movement' for College Debt Relief Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has introduced a bill to cut college student loan interest rates to just 0.75%, a move that progressive Huffington Post writer Robert Kuttner says could spark a “counter-revolution against austerity politics.” 20 May 2013
Google and Verizon Gave Government Reporters' Records Google and Verizon Wireless reportedly gave government officials reporters’ private email and phone records as part of the Department of Justice’s seizure of journalists’ communications. 20 May 2013
Obama Met With IRS Union Boss Day Before Tea Party Targeting Began The White House Visitors Log reveals that President Barack Obama met with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) union boss Colleen Kelley on March 31, 2010—the day before the Inspector General's report says the IRS began its scheme to target tea party and conservative groups. 20 May 2013
CBO: Obama Budget Adds $5.2 Trillion to Deficit, $1 Trillion in New Taxes The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says President Barack Obama’s 2014 budget would add $5.2 trillion in deficits over the next ten years and contains nearly $1 trillion in new taxes. 19 May 2013
IRS Sued for Allegedly Seizing Medical Records of 60 Million Americans An unnamed California healthcare provider is suing the embattled Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and 15 agents for allegedly seizing 60,000,000 medical records belonging to “more than 10,000,000 Americans, including at least 1,000,000 Californians.” 17 May 2013
Treasury Sec: I Knew About IRS Scandal Last Week--And Also Last Fall In an interview with Bloomberg TV, former Obama chief of staff-turned-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew offered two conflicting yet carefully worded answers as to when he first learned that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had targeted Tea Party and conservative groups: he learned last week--and possibly before the 2012 election. 17 May 2013
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