The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced on Monday that the agency will dramatically restrict the number of unannounced inspections of homes and businesses, citing safety concerns for its personnel as well as the possibility of scammers posing as agency officials.
Read More IRS Halts Surprise Visits To Taxpayers’ Homes And Businesses Over Safety Concerns
On Tuesday, UPS and the Teamsters union, which represents approximately 340,000 workers at the package carrier, announced a tentative labor agreement that includes raises for both full-time and part-time employees avoiding a potential strike that was scheduled to begin next week.
Read More UPS And Teamsters Union Reach Labor Deal, Avoiding More Strikes
The Senate is now urging the Pentagon to build artificial intelligence (AI)-powered “wearable” neural sensors that could convey data to commanders about the physical and mental state of soldiers in the field.
Read More Senate Urges Army To Develop AI Neural Sensors To Track Soldiers’ Mental States
Las Vegas Metro police uncovered what they called “the worst” case of child abuse they had ever seen, discovering six horribly tortured children, and two of whom kept in a literal cage.
Read More Vegas Police Rescue 6 Abused Children, With 2 Locked In Cages: ‘On The Brink Of Death’
The Biden administration has awarded a $2 million taxpayer-funded grant to a feminist organization located in Puerto Rico that is financed by George Soros and works to battle “structural racism and toxic masculinity.”
Read More Biden Admin Gives $2M to Feminist Group Fighting ‘Structural Racism and Toxic Masculinity’
Senior lawmakers are now escalating their demands for more information and intelligence-findings regarding unidentified flying objects (UFOs) or unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs) from military and other government personnel.
Read More Legislators Continue Demanding Answers On UFO Activity