Detroit files for bankruptcy largest U S city to seek Chapter 9
Detroit becomes the largest U S city to file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy as creditors reject a restructuring bid. Gov. Rick Snyder approved the filing by city emergency manager Kevyn Orr, who faces unions and pension boards unwilling to accept pennies on the dollar. The move could lead to asset sales, service cuts, and layoffs as Detroit confronts decades of decline tied to population loss and auto industry shifts.
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IRS watchdog says agency hid files on progressive scrutiny too
IRS Inspector General J Russell George told a congressional panel he was disturbed that newly released documents show liberal groups may have faced extra scrutiny, not just tea party and other conservatives. He said documents were not provided during the audit and only arrived last week. The 2010 12 tax status probe found Cincinnati agents improperly targeted groups using terms like tea party patriots and 9 12, delaying hundreds of applications. Critics say new material undercuts his May report, while George defends the scope and notes other documents list similar criteria. The controversy follows recalls of top IRS officials and ongoing congressional probes.
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