IRS

Former IRS bureaucrat Lois Lerner and her one-time aid Holly Paz are asking a federal court to permanently seal the testimony they gave in a proceedings from a class action suit  brought over their role

IRS commissioner John Koskinen has finally left office.

We noted last week that the IRS awarded Equifax, the credit bureau whose massive databases on American consumers were hacked earlier this year, a multi-million dollar, no-bid contract to help prevent identity theft.

Equifax, the giant credit bureau that gathers, and sells, information on millions of Americans, is still reeling from the massive data breach that exposed much of that data to hackers, and its subsequent bungling in response to the crime.

The Justice Department's decision not to pursue charges against former IRS official Lois Lerner has conservatives and activist groups in a rage.

Remember the IRS scandal that broke into the open during the Obama years?

The IRS has long been a source of bad management, bad policy, and shoddy compliance. And even with a new president in the White House, the agency's bad habits show no signs of changing.

Former IRS official Lois Lerner -- infamous for her role in harassing tea party and liberty groups, then cove

Many observers have long suspected it, but now, according to our friends at the Cause of Action Institute, there's proof: the IRS is more concerned about its image than it is about taxpayers...