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A political consultant who was a top aide to former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is the first person set to go to trial in a long-running federal investigation into corruption at City Hall

It was the first day of the weeklong period for candidates to file their nominating petitions for federal, state and local offices on the June primary ballot. The Illinois State Board of Elections headquarters didn’t open until 8 a.m. But that didn’t stop candidates and staffers from gathering…

President Joe Biden will use part of his first State of the Union address Tuesday to revamp his pitch to Congress on passing his stalled social safety net and climate package, focusing on how the budget measure can lower costs for families and reduce the deficit.

As with every year, the start of 2022 brings one of life’s few certainties: tax season. And more than two years into the pandemic, financial hardships mean this year’s filing will be important to millions of Americans.

President Joe Biden will use part of his first State of the Union address Tuesday to press Congress on his stalled budget package.

Services like PayPal and Square now need your tax information. Scammers are going to be on the prowl to get it too

Self-directed IRAs let investors do things they can't in an ordinary IRA, like invest directly in alternative assets. But this opportunity also comes with these risks.

Documents subpoenaed by prosecutors and other public records reflect a growing desperation as he tried to quadruple the amount of money he was borrowing from Washington Federal Bank for Savings.

No one likes tax season. It’s complicated, it’s stressful, and it’s getting worse.