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TurboTax and Others Charged at Least 14 Million Americans for Tax Prep That Should Have Been Free, Audit Finds
Tax software companies made around $1 billion in revenue by charging people who were eligible to file for free.
Tax software companies made around $1 billion in revenue by charging people who were eligible to file for free.
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A Preventable Disaster Killed Six Marines. After Our Story, Congress Has Questions for Military Leaders.
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The TurboTax Trap
How the Tax Prep Industry Makes You Pay
TurboTax and Others Charged at Least 14 Million Americans for Tax Prep That Should Have Been Free, Audit Finds
Tax software companies made around $1 billion in revenue by charging people who were eligible to file for free.
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Trump, Inc.
Exploring the Business of Trump
How Parnas and Fruman’s Dodgy Donation Was Uncovered by Two People Using Google Translate
This week, “Trump, Inc.” examines the money that helped two unlikely players shape the Trump administration’s Ukraine campaign — and the unlikely events that allowed their financial machinations to come to light.
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Death and Neglect in the 7th Fleet
A Preventable Disaster Killed Six Marines. After Our Story, Congress Has Questions for Military Leaders.
A ProPublica investigation showed senior military leaders were worried about how prepared American sailors and Marines were for combat.
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Dollars for Profs
The Lucrative World of Academic Moonlighting
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