It won't review a New York pistol-permit law, dealing a blow to gun-rights advocates. The issue won't be going away, though.
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Uncertainty about the fate of their home translates to continuing mental anguish for many owners.
Some Silicon Valley businesses are getting IRS scrutiny for supplying workers with no-cost food, which 'can't be just disguised wages.'
Some economists say Americans making $3 million or more can handle a levy of up to 66% with no harm.
A generation of college grads, who owe more than $1 trillion, may have to postpone buying a home indefinitely.
Bernie Marcus, who co-founded Home Depot in 1979, says the massive health care insurance overhaul will 'kill off small business.'
A new survey says a surprisingly large group -- one-third of taxpayers -- doesn't mind the annual April ritual.
Last month, banks repossessed the lowest number of distressed properties since 2007 as the US housing market steadily heals.
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