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WASHINGTON — Democrats are short on time to act on a budget package containing much of President Joe Biden’s domestic agenda before November’s midterm elections, which could spell trouble for an issue that’s animated some tight House races before: the cap on deducting state and local taxes.

Democrats who previously campaigned on addressing the cap on deducting state and local taxes are running out of time to do so.

Logan Paul reasserted his claim that Floyd Mayweather hasn't paid him for their exhibition clash last year, with the YouTube star branding the boxing legend a "punch drunk idiot"

New legislation would treat cryptocurrency as a commodity and give the Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulatory authority.

Shadowy "war games" for what happened on Jan. 6 began months earlier — but we still don't know who paid for them

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The IRS isn’t just a powerful federal agency, it’s a weapon against the public.

Unwanted phone calls are not only a nuisance, they are also dangerous, but can be avoided.

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Dividing your assets into three different buckets — safety, income and growth — can help protect you from inevitable market downturns.

A group of Democratic senators has asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether identity verification company ID.me illegally misled consumers and government agencies over its use of controversial facial recognition software.