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Delaware Senator Tom Carper (D - DE) and Indiana Senator Todd Young (R - IN) are sponsoring legislation aimed at improving efficiencies at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in dealing

Thursday, U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Tom Carper (D-Del.) introduced the Barcode Automation for Revenue Collection to Organize Disbursement and Enhance (BARCODE) Efficiency Act, legislation that would greatly improve the processing of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) paper tax returns. While the use of e-filing has grown exponentially since its inception, millions of taxpayers choose to

The governor received 611 bills throughout the 82nd Legislative Session, ultimately signing 536 of the bills that reached his desk.

On Monday, the Economic Forum met to forecast and review the upcoming general fund revenues for the current fiscal year and upcoming biennium.

Two of Governor Joe Lombardos bills are set to be heard on Wednesday in Carson City.

Bills to cap the price of certain prescription drugs and mandate substitute teachers hold an associate’s degree were among those to survive Friday’s bill-killer deadline.

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Gov. Joe Lombardo doubled down on campaign promises to fund school choice and make changes to Nevada’s election law this week.

Attorneys for The Satanic Temple, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and the Arkansas attorney generals office filed motions in federal court this week asking for summary judgment in a lawsuit over a Ten Commandments monument that was erected on the grounds of the state Capitol nearly five years ago.

Attorneys for The Satanic Temple, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and the Arkansas attorney generals office filed motions in federal court this week asking for summary judgment in a lawsuit over a Ten Commandments monument that was erected on the grounds of the state Capitol nearly five years ago.