As Immigration and Customs Enforcement was racing to add 10,000 new officers to its force, an artificial intelligence error in how their applications were processed ...

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The U.S. Senate on Monday passed the Internal Revenue Service Math and Taxpayer Help Act, H.R. 998, which, among other changes, requires the IRS to provide taxpayers ...

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Nothing can kill a winning streak like sloppy play, and that's exactly what happened to the Yankees on Thursday in their 6-3 loss to the Red Sox. Not only did the Yankees pitching walk nine batters, ...

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Karin Hammarberg is affiliated with Monash University, which is not connected with Monash IVF and the incident mentioned in the article. The news of a woman unknowingly giving birth to another patient ...

Since assuming office for a second time, President Donald Trump has made the deportation of migrants with criminal records a central pillar of his policy offering. In March, Immigration and Customs ...

Recent accounting errors underscore some serious challenges confronting corporate finance departments as they make our way through 2025. Today’s corporate finance, tax, risk and legal professionals ...

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