Gideon Resnick
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4,331 appearances
57 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5d ago
Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But as Keenitz explained, the law as it's written isn't always a great help.
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And as victims look for ways to get their money back, many end up facing even more fees and penalties.
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According to the report, in recent years, victims of theft or fraud could sometimes deduct losses incurred from their taxable income.
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But a new provision of the Trump administration's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made personal losses from many common scams ineligible for tax breaks.
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So victims can end up owing taxes after money was stolen from them, depending on where they withdrew their funds.
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Right now, Congress is debating a new bill that would essentially reinstate the old policy.
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You can read the full AP investigation, including what other countries are doing about the problem, in the Apple News ad.
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Here are a few other stories we're following today.
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It was a turbulent day in the Middle East.
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The US resumed strikes, while Iran backed Houthis expanded their attacks in the wider region.
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The Houthis hit four southern cities in Saudi Arabia, wounding dozens and setting a number of oil installations on fire.
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The attacks sent oil prices higher and risked further damage to the world by impacting energy supplies beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
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The US meanwhile struck a number of Iranian tankers in response to attempted attacks on a Navy warship.
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The Trump administration also imposed new economic sanctions yesterday in an effort to pursue a dual approach that could potentially bring an end to the quagmire.
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In the US, the Smithsonian's top official announced his retirement, following a year of pressure from the White House in attempting to influence the museum and research institution.
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Lonnie Bunch, the Smithsonian's first black leader, told NPR that the administration's actions did not impact his decision to depart at the end of the year.
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Though the White House has sought to purge what it's referred to as quote, improper ideology from Smithsonian museums.
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and recently branded some leaders at the institution as radical activists.
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The AP reports that all this had led to speculation that firings could be in the works.
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But Bunch in his role reports to a board of regents that's outside the executive branch.
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