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The IRS’s targeting of tax-exempt applications from conservative social welfare groups is worse than initially believed, a new report shows.

Emac's Bottom Line: The IRS is not some mindless, acultural thing. It’s populated by human beings prone to political pressures. Here's a look at its history and what to expect from the  coming hearings.

The IRS has found itself in a deepening scandal over targeting certain nonprofit profit groups, including Tea Party supporters. Here's what every taxpayer should know. 

Why is the government ignoring a cost-free way to sign up the estimated 18 million low-income uninsured for health coverage under the health-reform law?

A new report now says fracking could create anywhere from half a million new jobs in California by 2015, even 2.5 million jobs by 2020, plus a bundle in the way of state tax revenue.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has reached a long-awaited settlement with two major Wall Street banks over alleged improprieties involving activities in their private trading venues known as "dark pools."

myRA, the government's new retirement savings vehicle, is touted as being safe but as with any investment product there are always some risks investors need to understand.  

The Department of Labor has a new proposal aimed at protecting your investments. While well intended there may be some pitfalls.

Federal regulators are poised to take on “political intelligence” as part of their broad crackdown on insider trading practices, a move some legal experts say could vastly expand the current legal definition of what constitutes an illegal trade, the FOX Business Network has learned.

A new report shows cutting the corporate tax rate would start to turn the U.S. into a tax haven and might bring home huge chunks of the $2 trillion in U.S. corporate cash parked overseas.

With more than 150,000 Syrians killed and millions more seeking refuge in neighboring Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, a national election will be held tomorrow to give Syrian President Bashar Assad another seven-year term in charge.

With more than 150,000 Syrians killed and millions more seeking refuge in neighboring Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, a national election will be held tomorrow to give Syrian President Bashar Assad another seven-year term in charge.

When Jeb Bush comes to New York City Thursday, his main purpose won’t be to raise money for his possible 2016 presidential bid, but to begin two days of meetings with his employer, the big Wall Street firm Barclays Capital, FOX Business has learned.

When Jeb Bush comes to New York City Thursday, his main purpose won’t be to raise money for his possible 2016 presidential bid, but to begin two days of meetings with his employer, the big Wall Street firm Barclays Capital, FOX Business has learned.

Second-quarter earnings for SanDisk exceeded estimates, coming in $1.21 per share. Meanwhile, gas prices continue to creep up.

Who does a recession hurt in a U.S. presidential election? Since the Civil War, all of the eight times the U.S. economy was in a recession, the incumbent party lost.

Ohio Governor John Kasich is the latest 2016 GOP presidential contender to attempt to woo, and at least so far, be rebuffed by casino magnate Steve Wynn, the FOX Business Network has learned.

There will be no cost of living adjustment (COLA) for seniors in their Social Security checks in 2016.  Effective since 1975, seniors have received these automatic benefit increases every year with the exception of 2010 and 2011.