Paxon exit shakes up New York power balance
Colleagues say Bill Paxon's decision to leave public life stems from political maneuvers to challenge House leaders, backing from New York Republicans, and potential succession plans. The piece outlines reactions from upstate colleagues and notes related Senate fights over campaign finance reform and other political maneuvering.
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GAO report notes poor audits by IRS amid trade talks
GAO finds many poor audits persist under IRS oversight while U.S. and South Asia trade negotiations face uncertain dates. The snapshot highlights audit quality concerns and potential cross border impacts on enforcement.
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