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Law Erases Statute of Limitations on Your Federal Debt
advertisement Buried deep inside a massive piece of legislation passed by Congress sits a little-noticed passage that, with few exceptions, wipes out any statute of limitation for a debt owed to the federal government. Thanks to the “Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008,” anyone overpaid by a federal agency, at any time in their life, can now be tracked down and put on the hook for debts that are decades old.
Peter Oppenheimer’s Opening Statement Before the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
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Vote: Do You Have An Emergency Plan For Your Family?
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Illinois Guard Brandon Paul Ready to Take Next Step
advertisement Former University of Illinois guard Brandon Paul was in Chicago last week for the NBA Draft Combine, trying to make an impression with scouts and general managers from all 30 NBA teams. Paul, one of the few seniors at the event, had a solid college career at Illinois.
Politician? Need Supporters? Hire ‘em!
advertisement On the Friday night before the 1960 presidential election, tens of thousands of Democrats marched through the streets of Chicago, in a torchlight parade . Their destination: Chicago Stadium, where their candidate, John F.
Today Show Visits Chicago for Scaled-Back Adventure
Peter Kramer/NBC Universal, Inc. Willie Geist will hit Chicago Wednesday morning to host the 9 a.m.
Schaumburg Robbers Snatching Women’s Gold Chains
advertisement The Schaumburg Police Department issued a Community Alert Tuesday warning of a man snatching gold chains from the necks of unsuspecting females. Police say two of the incidents have happened since Saturday within a few blocks of the intersection of Knollwood Drive and Pennview Lane on the far northwest side of the village.