The IRS allows its agents to use fake names when they contact taxpayers, according to a congressional report Friday that found the pseudonyms can create a tense and potentially harassing system.
The Agriculture Department is headquartered at the gateway between Washington and Virginia in a building rich with history -- but on any given day, roughly 90% of it sits empty.
More than 40 confidential sources were providing information to the FBI about the Biden family and they produced credible evidence of corruption, the Senate's most senior lawmaker said Wednesday.
Sen. Joni Ernst is calling for the government to pull the plug on the Speaker Nancy Pelosi Federal Building in San Francisco after its public spaces turned into a crime-ravaged open-air drug market that is so unsafe government employees were ordered to work from home.
New York Mayor Eric Adams, greeting the first busload of migrants from Texas, declared in the summer of 2022 that the city was ready with a helping hand for "every asylum-seeker that comes to New York," and his administration worked with immigration activists to get the newcomers settled. Today, Mr. Adams says his city is full.
The House Homeland Security Committee has opened an investigation into how the Department of Homeland Security came to hire a woman who previously worked for a terrorist organization and who espouses virulently anti-Israel views.
Biden requested nearly $14 billion as part of his new $105 billion aid package for Ukraine and Israel, figuring it might win over some Republicans who are reluctant about deeper entanglements.
The Biden administration just tallied the worst year in border security history, according to the Department of Homeland Security's final numbers for fiscal 2023, which showed record numbers of illegal immigrants, terrorism suspects and fentanyl detected.
The federal deficit leaped to $1.7 trillion for the just-ended fiscal year 2023, the Treasury Department announced, with President Biden's team pinning blame on his predecessor's 2017 tax cut package.
The Supreme Court put a hold Friday on lower court rulings that had ordered the White House to stop pressuring social media companies to censor content the administration disagreed with.
The IRS has already sweated $122 million out of 100 wealthy taxpayers, the agency announced Friday, celebrating early returns in the Biden administration's campaign to make the rich pay what they owe to Uncle Sam.
Homeland Security lacked answers Thursday to piercing questions about how a woman who worked for a designated terrorist organization and espoused virulent anti-Israel rules was hired to decide sensitive asylum cases -- and senior former officials urged the department to review every case she handled to correct her bias.
Homeland Security's legal immigration agency put an employee on leave Wednesday after being confronted with her past history as an operative for the Palestine Liberation Organization and a more recent series of pro-Hamas social media posts.
An inspector general has opened an investigation into telework policies that have turned some government offices into ghost towns, raising big questions about how agencies deliver services.
Congress' top lawmaker who oversees tax law on Wednesday suggested that colleges that have let pro-Hamas activities take place on their campuses could lose their tax-exempt status.
The IRS is pushing ahead with plans for its own version of a free direct-file option, announcing on Tuesday it will run a 13-state pilot program for next year that will allow a limited number of taxpayers to fill out and submit their tax returns online without having to use a paid service.