New IRS rules in 2026: Can expat tax software keep up?
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Tax software can keep up with changing US tax rules when its provider updates calculations, forms and eligibility checks correctly.
Search Results for U.S. House
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How should parents evaluate an online schooling program
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A flexible schedule can make an online school attractive, but it doesn’t actually tell you whether it’ll fit your child’s needs completely. Parents also need to look closely at how students are actually taught and supported.
Earl Zimmerman | Climate and energy news roundup
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Virginia became the first state in the country to launch a statewide bulk-purchasing campaign for rooftop solar to bring down the cost for households.
Update: Westwood Hills Elementary School set to reopen on Sept. 17
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Westwood Hills Elementary School will reopen on Thursday, Sept. 17, “for students ready to return,” according to an update from Waynesboro Public Schools that went out on Friday.
How much does a filing mistake actually cost an expat?
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A U.S. tax filing mistake can cost an expat nothing in penalties, or it can lead to additional tax, interest, correction fees and separate reporting penalties.
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative planning to add to your bill
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Electric utilities can ask for kilowatt increases every three years from the State Corporation Commission.
John Whitehead | Tyranny by technicality: The Supreme Court will not save our republic
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For years, we have been warning that the U.S. Supreme Court would not save us from the American police state.
Earl Zimmerman | Climate and energy news roundup
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Local advocates are petitioning to bring passenger rail to Harrisonburg and the surrounding Shenandoah Valley in Virginia’s 2026 State Rail Plan.
Lawrence S. Wittner | It’s possible to salvage the Canadian-American friendship
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Canada and the United States have frequently maintained that they have a special relationship, characterized by the world’s longest undefended international border.
Trump says people who oppose data centers want to be ‘backwards and poor’
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Donald Trump, coming out, hard, today in favor of data centers, and suggesting that those who are against them – which is, most of us – just want to be “backwards and poor” – it’s almost like the guy is going out of his way to try to lose the midterms.
