Why some EV buyers are getting their tax returns rejected this year
The federal EV tax credit, worth up to $7,500, saw big changes in 2024. For buyers, the credit typically became easier to get. But if their dealers skipped a step, it was a different story.
Canadian Cat Cafe Closes Temporarily
The Catfe in Vancouver no sooner opened its doors than it had to close temporarily because of a cat shortage. Due to the overwhelming success of adoptions in the first few weeks, it ran out of cats.
Johnny Manziel Tried To Go Unnoticed In Las Vegas
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas isn't always true — just asked Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel. Word leaked out he was there after he was spotted wearing a blonde wig and glasses.
Raids On Unauthorized Immigrants Won't Let Up, Homeland Security Says
The Obama administration says it's targeting some Central American families who've arrived since last summer. Immigrant advocates are preparing other groups as well for the possibility of deportation.
Ohio Democrats Choose Presidential Convention Delegates
One of the first rounds of voting in 2016 took place Tuesday night. It was to be a delegate for Ohio congressional districts to this summer's Democratic National Convention.
GOP Rivals Go On The Attack After Christie's Star Rises In New Hampshire
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has been investing a lot of time in New Hampshire, and his opponents are starting to attack him there — a sign he's seen as a threat.
U.S. Raids Target Undocumented Immigrants
Federal immigration officials are targeting some Central American families for deportation. David Greene talks to Jonathan Ryan of RAICES, a Texas group that provides legal services to immigrants.
Examining The Confrontation Between Saudi Arabia And Iran
Renee Montagne talks to Vali Nasr, dean of Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, about the deteriorating relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Economists Critical Of Less Being Spent On Economic Data Gathering
The Commerce Department has revised a decade's worth of data on construction spending. Some economists say a much bigger mistake is the government's decision to spend less on gathering economic data.