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AP AUDIO: Some states are reviving a push to tax the rich AP correspondent Haya Panjwani reports on states working on taxing higher income households.

With affordability a hot topic in statehouses this session, a handful of progressive states are at least considering some kind of wealth tax.

Eight states have no income tax at all, and Walczak said the gap between states seeking tax relief and those seeking higher taxes on the wealthy “is larger than it has been for decades.”. »

A Corpus Christi woman who sued a local Marine pilot, claiming he spiked her hot chocolate with abortion pills and killed their unborn child, is now facing a $1.1 billion counter suit.

The original lawsuit was filed Aug. 11, 2025, at the federal courthouse in downtown Corpus Christi and made national headlines.

Marine pilot's accuser now faces $1.1 billion countersuit. »

But the Iranians are finding ways to fight back, as American officials acknowledge, and those who envisioned a cakewalk are finding a rockier road.

As President Donald Trump sends decidedly mixed messages about the duration of the war, the question hovers in the air: What amounts to winning?.

Trump, for his part, can boost his party’s uphill chances in the midterms by bringing this war to an early conclusion. »

TSA officer callouts spike amid partial government shutdown as more than 300 leave agency.

Since the partial government shutdown began on Feb. 14, the rate of unscheduled absences and callouts by Transportation Security Administration officers has "more than doubled" nationwide, and more than 300 TSA officers have left the agency, according to TSA statistics obtained by ABC News.

The callout rate for TSA officers is typically around 2%, according to the agency, but that figure has increased to 6.16% during the partial shutdown. »