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Exxon's low US tax payments ruffle Biden's climate agenda - Vimarsana News

Exxon's low US tax payments ruffle Biden's climate agenda

Exxon Mobil’s income tax payments to the U.S. government have dropped to 3% over the past five years – several times below the company’s 20-year average – on massive deductions passed under...

Winston-Salem's Stu Epperson Expands Right Wing Media Machine - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem's Stu Epperson Expands Right Wing Media Machine

By Staff Salem communications, co-owned by Winston-Salem’s Conservative media mogul Stu Epperson, has purchased Twitchy, a “Conservative” Twitter aggregation site, from pundit/ideologue Michelle Malkin. The deal was for an undisclosed amount. logo Jonathan Garthwaite, general manager and editor-in-chief of Townhall.com, confirmed the news to the media site, BuzzFeed on Tuesday, telling the site he was […]

No, $600 million of $1 billion Powerball jackpot is not going to the IRS - Vimarsana News

No, $600 million of $1 billion Powerball jackpot is not going to the IRS

Experts say the federal income tax on those winnings falls between roughly $200 million and $450 million, depending on which prize option is chosen.

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IRS not taking $600 million of Powerball jackpot - Vimarsana News

IRS not taking $600 million of Powerball jackpot

Experts say the federal income tax on those winnings falls between roughly $200 million and $450 million, depending on which prize option is chosen.

Daybreak June 23: Spending debates may provide farm bill test - Vimarsana News

Daybreak June 23: Spending debates may provide farm bill test

We’re still months away from seeing a new farm bill on the House and Senate farm bill, but ag groups could get a look as soon as next month at the challenges they may face in protecting crop insurance and other programs.