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Philadelphia InquirerMonday, 1 June 2026
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Inside the deal to drop Trump’s $10 billion suit against the IRS
The unprecedented plan drafted by a group of Trump allies poses stunning conflicts of interest and has reaped bipartisan anger.
The story is framed as an investigative exposé into the internal mechanics and legal maneuvering behind a settlement, highlighting concerns over institutional integrity and procedural transparency.
The story details a settlement regarding a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against the IRS, focusing on the roles of private lawyers and government officials in reaching the agreement. It explores the ethical implications of how the deal was structured and the resulting political reaction.
“unprecedented plan drafted by a group of Trump allies”
“Sceptical of executive legal settlements”
A former SEPTA trolley driver is now tasked with saving the transit system
Scott Sauer rose through the ranks to become the agency’s general manager. Can he navigate the fiscal and operational challenges ahead?
A profile of the new SEPTA general manager, Scott Sauer, focusing on his rise through the ranks and the operational challenges facing the local transit authority.
As measles cases rise, lawmakers call for more data access
Some in Pennsylvania want disclosure of vaccination rates in schools, which could help parents identify communities at risk.
Reports on legislative efforts to increase transparency regarding school vaccination rates amidst a public health concern.
After key Philly win, Rabb eyes a progressive wave
The Democratic congressional candidate hopes to build on his momentum, quickly campaigning for and endorsing like-minded candidates across the country.
Coverage of State Rep. Chris Rabb's electoral success and his efforts to support similar progressive candidates nationally.
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