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0 thrilled about this idea. the i.r.s. stepping back issuing a statement saying suggestions the i.r.s. is using social media to target taxpayers are wrong. audits are based on information contained on a tax return and not posting on social media sites. at the same time, though, they did comment to a few sites saying that if people are already red flagged and under investigation, they could perhaps go look on social media to see what theyre doing. this is a tactic that law enforcement as used in ...

issue one, black thursday. the bad news, the u.s. stock market plunged 512 points on thursday. the selloff was practically worldwide. what is happening in the economy, both in this country and worldwide, pallet? >> several things, john. first is the perception of the united states economy may be headed into a double-dip recession, the largest on earth. secondly, china, japan and europe and not growing and should not be able to pick up the slack. third and most important, what happened ...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening. im jim lehrer. on the newshour this friday, the lead story is new signs of economic unease as consumers cut spending. then, the other news of the day: reports from grand junction, colorado, and overseas in britain, about the on-going u.s. debate over health care reform; a look at a report on how budget constraints may ground u.s. manned space flight; a rare inside view of the taliban as american military ...

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