Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., on Monday released his latest wasteful spending report, dubbed "Federal Fumbles: Ways the federal government dropped the ball."

The FAA is demanding that Jacob immediately surrender his piloting certificate and any other certificates he holds following the incident in November, which had been posted to his YouTube channel.

The National Retail Federation, the nation's largest retail trade group, is calling on Visa and Mastercard to cancel swipe fee increases as consumers battle skyrocketing inflation.

According to the Postal Service, 32% of first-class packages will see their delivery service standard increase by one or two days. Meanwhile, 64% of first-class package service volume will be unaffected and 4% will be updated from a three-day to two-day service standard.

The Internal Revenue Service's website experienced problems on Monday, the tax filing deadline, leaving many taxpayers frustrated.

The IRS will try to process over 133 million tax returns filed by individuals and businesses this year while also facing a backlog of returns.

The Honolulu City Council voted Wednesday to approve a bill that would ban any short-term vacation rentals outside of resort areas.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a two-year ban on foreign investors buying homes in Canada.

Journalist Glenn Greenwald said Thursday that Edward Snowden is the “happiest person” he's “ever met” at the Bitcoin 2022 conference during a panel that linked bitcoin to libertarian and third-party ideals.

Many of us pledge to tackle our taxes early every year, only to land in a scenario where instead, we're running up against the deadline and aren't ready with our returns.

Six people died in an Illinois Amazon warehouse after tornadoes ripped through the area in December.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is creating new screening standards for transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming airline passengers at checkpoints.

The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday announced it has sued Intuit in an effort to halt its advertising of "free" tax filing services through TurboTax, calling the campaign "deceptive."

U.S. regulators are set to propose stringent requirements for publicly traded companies to report information on greenhouse-gas emissions and risks related to climate change, in one of the Biden administration’s most significant environmental actions to date.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to hire 5,000 more workers during tax season as returns pile up.

Air traffic has increased steadily in recent months. However, throughout March, the TSA projects that travel volume with remain elevated, with the average daily passenger traffic surpassing 90% of pre-pandemic levels.

The Senate voted Tuesday in favor of bipartisan legislation to overhaul the U.S. Postal Service's finances, ensuring a six-day-a-week delivery while providing the agency with more opportunities to expand business to avoid a government bailout.

Washington's state legislature passed a law that prohibits the manufacture, distribution and sale of gun magazines that hold over 10 rounds of ammunition.

Job growth in February surged as Americans return to work.

The United States is waiving a requirement for negative COVID-19 tests from Americans leaving Belarus or Russia to travel home, the State Department said on Thursday.