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Steven Miller, forced out as acting Internal Revenue Service commissioner, will be questioned today by U.S. lawmakers on what he knew about scrutiny of small- government groups and why Congress wasn’t told.
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The scandal at the Internal Revenue Service reinforces the case for revising the U.S. tax code, Congress’s top tax writers said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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The widening inquiries into the Internal Revenue Service are focusing less on why employees singled out small-government groups for scrutiny and more on agency executives who didn’t inform Congress earlier.
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Attorney General Eric Holder ordered a criminal investigation into the U.S. Internal Revenue Service’s targeting of small-government advocacy groups for extra scrutiny.
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The acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service said the agency’s errors in targeting small-government groups stemmed from the lack of a “sufficient process” and weren’t the result of partisanship.
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Singapore’s state counsel said U.S. research engineer Shane Todd was found hanging from a black strap in front of a door in his home when the police found him.
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U.S. senators are resisting pressure to reconsider their opposition to expanding background checks for firearm purchasers, a centerpiece of President Barack Obama’s bid for new gun-control measures.
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President Barack Obama gathered women and their families at the White House two days before Mother’s Day to promote benefits in his signature health care law such as free mammograms and birth control.
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Calling themselves “Max and Dave,” the top two tax writers in Congress are starting a public- relations campaign for a simpler U.S. tax code.
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Just weeks after his re-election, President Barack Obama summoned about 20 senior administration officials to the White House’s Roosevelt Room for an hour-long meeting on the implementation of his health-care law.
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