Appeals Court Tells IRS Tax Data Is Not Deportation Bait
A federal appeals court has reminded the executive branch that tax privacy law did not expire after the election.
A federal appeals court has reminded the executive branch that tax privacy law did not expire after the election.


Envoys praise Russian barrage as a sign negotiations are moving forward.

New doctrine classifies all battlefield knowledge as a security risk, officials say.

Trump's envoys took a train to Kyiv because Russia closed the airspace, then thanked Putin for the memories—while Ukrainians noted he bombed the airport they could not use.

Officials say removing 92 voting locations 63 days before a midterm will reduce confusion and give residents more time to wonder where the ballot box went.

The public-facing death count becomes a punctuation choice. The internal numbers remain confirmed.

After losing in federal court again, DHS confirmed that immigration warrants could be served at polling places, a venue the courts had not yet reviewed.

The agency calls the test operational. A whistleblower says voters won't know until it rejects their ballots.

Lawmakers said they rarely left their districts, had destination weddings, or could not miss a child’s football game as Trump’s midterm summit lost its congressional wing.

The agency says a barcode pilot will verify every envelope against a list no one can see and call it a courtesy.