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Lois Lerner, who heads the Internal Revenue Service’s division on tax-exempt groups, walks out of a House hearing Wednesday after refusing to answer questions.
IRS official swears she never misled Congress
WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service official who first disclosed that the agency had targeted conservative groups denied Wednesday that she had ever provided false information to Congress. She then invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to testify. As Lois Lerner appeared under subpoena befo...
IRS official swears she never misled Congress
The Internal Revenue Service official who first disclosed that the agency had targeted conservative groups denied Wednesday that she had ever provided false information to Congress. She then invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to testify.
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Immigration bill heads for Senate floor
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Chicago board votes to shutter 50 school...
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Obama to limit targets of drones
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Orlando man shot dead by FBI in Boston p...
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Humane Society, Boy Scouts, others pitching in to send aid to Moore
Years ago, Kay Simpson found herself in the heart of search-and-rescue efforts for animals in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. After Monday’s deadly tornado in Moore, Okla., Simpson is helping out again, this time from home.
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2 in vote-bribe case get home detention
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Two days of quakes give areas the jitter...
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Benton Utilities: No new rate yet
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Trooper who took shot to gut honored
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Wait, this could be good
GOODNESS, what now? The latest excuse in the IRS mess is that a lone bureau in Cincinnati is to blame. Along with lax supervision. And that’s how the federal government came to target conservative groups with names like Tea Party and Patriot in their names? Really?
James gets last laugh; Miami trips up Indiana
LeBron James caught the in bounds pass, changed direction and immediately attacked the rim.
LR airport fears D.C. flight at risk
Ron Mathieu, executive director of the state’s largest airport, is urging U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to let US Airways keep all its slots at Reagan National Airport as a way to ensure the daily direct flight between Little Rock and Washington, D.C., continues as scheduled.
THE WEEKEND TEN
It’s Memorial Day weekend. Which means it has to be Riverfest weekend, Friday-Sunday along both sides of the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock.
