Universities urge Trump to oppose hate after election
More than 110 colleges in the United States including two in Texas sign a letter urging President-elect Donald Trump to disavow hatred and violence. Bennington College president Marika Silver says Trump should address the public and help those facing threats. The letter notes hate incidents nationwide on campuses and in workplaces tied to Trump.
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IRS Proposes Changes to Refund Processing and Security Filters
The IRS plans 2017 updates to identity theft protections and processing filters to curb tax refund fraud. While targeting fraudulent returns, the changes may delay legitimate refunds during review. Authorities emphasize faster release of valid refunds alongside stronger safeguards for individuals and businesses.
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