Stiffer penalties urged to curb tax cheaters
IRS chief Alexander called for tougher penalties and more uniform sentences for income tax violations. He said the agency will expand enforcement with more agents and audits, and cited cases like Agnew to illustrate the need for a stronger crackdown. He noted over 80 million people owe taxes and anticipated rising violations as collections grow.
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The FBI plans to publish secret files on Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers, plus Rosenberg and Pound papers, totaling tens of thousands of pages. Deletions will protect informants and privacy, with early releases to Smith College professor Allen Weinstein after a settlement with the DOJ and ACLU.
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