City officials warn that the move could cost D.C. roughly $600 million in revenue through 2029 and cause major complications for tax season.

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A judge denied a restraining order sought by Midland JP Yadi Billeck against opponent Rhonda Eggleston over alleged ethics ...

A physician and medical economist who left Stanford University to join the Trump administration, Dr. Bhattacharya has no ...

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Illegal dumping remains a major complaint in Houston, prompting city leaders to block off a Sunnyside road long used as an illegal dumpsite.

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The U.S. Congress passed a resolution Feb. 11 to repeal Washington, D.C. tax decoupling laws, potentially costing the D.C. government $600 million in revenue and delaying the 2026 tax filing ...