IRS

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Across the most recent 5 stories covering IRS — 40% negative, 60% neutral sentiment, averaging 5.6/10 impact.

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Timeline

  1. Scheduled committee vote on Todd Blanche

    The rescheduled Senate Judiciary Committee vote on Blanche’s nomination as attorney general is set to take place.

  2. Trump social media post defends fund

    Trump posts early morning on social media that January 6 defendants and others are “suffering” and deserve compensation.

  3. Trump at Camp David calls fund ‘dead’

    Later that morning, Trump tells reporters the fund is dead but states he personally disagrees with that decision.

  4. Grassley reschedules Blanche committee vote

    Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley sets the committee vote for Tuesday, August 4, to allow more time for a written guarantee.

  5. Global 'Antifa Summit' Held in Washington

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio convenes the Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism with 65+ countries, accusing Iran and Cuba of funding antifa networks and launching an international offensive built on NSPM-7.

  6. Blanche testifies fund is dead

    Acting AG Todd Blanche tells a Senate hearing that the anti-weaponization fund will not move forward after GOP senators blocked an immigration funding bill.

  7. GAO Audit Confirmation

    Government Accountability Office confirms the increased use of machine learning in audit selection.

  8. Tracking Allegations

    Reports emerge of DHS surveillance technology being used to track legal observers in the field.

  9. IRS Data Ruling

    Federal judge rules IRS-DHS data sharing was illegal in nearly 43,000 instances.

  10. Columbia University Incident

    University officials accuse DHS of misrepresentations during a student detention.

  11. Congressional Inquiry

    Lawmakers demand data from tech companies regarding DHS information sharing practices.

  12. NSPM-7 Issued

    President Trump signs National Security Presidential Memorandum-7, authorizing preemptive law enforcement based on political or ideological beliefs for the first time.

  13. DIF Scoring Phase

    Automated systems assign risk scores to returns based on statistical deviations.

  14. FY 2024 Commencement

    IRS begins processing the 266 million returns for the fiscal year.

Stories mentioning IRS 5

Regulation Neutral

Trump’s $1.8B Fund ‘Dead’ as AG Nomination Hinges on Written Guarantee

President Trump’s contradictory statements on the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund have escalated a legal standoff with two GOP senators who demand a written promise it will never materialize before they approve his attorney general. The dispute tests Senate confirmation power and the rule of law over compensation for January 6 defendants.

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Regulation Bearish

DHS Faces Allegations of Surveillance Overreach Targeting Legal Observers

The Department of Homeland Security is under fire for allegedly using advanced surveillance technology to monitor legal observers who oversee immigration enforcement and protests. This development follows recent judicial rulings against DHS for illegal data sharing and growing congressional scrutiny of the agency's relationship with tech data brokers.

2 sources

Source: wtvr.com · fox17online.com

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