Government And Institutions

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.

U.S. regulators are eyeing new rules aimed at preventing 'algorithmic bias' in automated valuation models used for appraisals

The oligarchs remain a vulnerable point of Putin's power since their wealth exists in more clear-cut and traditional investments.

A downtown Seattle bakery is temporarily closing one of its locations "for the safety of its employees" after a spate of recent shootings, including at least one that was fatal, has left owners concerned, according to officials and reports.

France on Saturday seized a car cargo ship in the English Channel that Washington says was linked to the son of a former Russian spy chief, in one of the first visible displays of the West enforcing sanctions on Moscow over its Ukraine invasion.

The IRS needs technological upgrades and fewer responsibilities as taxpayers are left hanging.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating whether stock sales by Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his brother Kimbal violated insider trading rules.

The Biden administration on Tuesday released details of new U.S. sanctions imposed against Russia following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

The Federal Communications Commission is proposing a $45 million fine for a Florida-based company it says has been making illegal robocalls

U.S. health regulators delayed their review of Pfizer Inc.'s Covid-19 vaccine in children under 5 years old because the initial two-dose series so far wasn't working well against the Omicron variant during testing, people familiar with the decision said.

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration is stepping down.

House Republicans in a Wednesday letter called on the IRS to ensure Americans receive their tax refunds in a “timely” manner.

Airlines have already reported 499 cases of unruly passenger incidents since the beginning of 2022, according to FAA data. The majority of cases, 324, are related to passengers not abiding by the federal mask mandate.

Federal safety regulators say they will retain power to approve Boeing 787 airliners for flight rather than return that authority to the aircraft maker, which hasn't been able to deliver any new Dreamliner planes since last May because of production flaws.

Pfizer-BioNTech's 3-dose vaccine trial for children 6 months to five years old is expected to be available in April