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Despite the demise of Direct File, taxpayers still have plenty of no-cost options for filing their returns this tax season.

While the president has settled some suits, and judges have dismissed others, his court fights continue with the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and other news outlets.

The U.S. is abandoning its role in the global economy, pursuing an "America First" approach that is causing a shift in the global economy.

Many taxpayers stand to collect larger refunds this year from the IRS, whether they itemize or not.

Aldi, known for its no-frills selection and store-brand products, plans to have 3,200 U.S. stores through 2028.

Filers often look for creative ways to ease the tax burden. But these wild stories tap into the frustration many taxpayers feel about the inequities in the tax code.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spent much of the past year quietly urging restraint as President Trump trained his fire on Fed Chair Powell. This week, Bessent joined the attack.

The statements to 911 operators the night Geraldo Lunas Campos died appear to conflict with autopsy's later finding of 'homicide.'

Technology companies issued a record $108.7 billion in bonds in the fourth quarter, a proliferation that some analysts say puts the broader economy at risk.

The Pentagon criticized the military newspaper as "woke." Now its leaders -- and some members of Congress -- are trying to assert Stars and Stripes' independence from the Defense Department.