What to know about Super Tuesday
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'Uncommitted' protest vote against Biden draws tens of thousands on Super Tuesday
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A new IRS program is helping its first users file their income taxes electronically. And it's free
Texan Dixie Warden is quick to say she's “not a numbers girl.” But as the first user of the government's new free electronic tax return filing system, Warden reports she completed her taxes this year in about an hour using the program.
Gaza ceasefire protest vote gains traction in US on Super Tuesday
A protest vote against Joe Biden gained more traction around the country on Super Tuesday as voters in several states sought to send a message to the Democratic president to support a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
Super Tuesday’s predictable outcome guarantees stark choice in November
Super Tuesday brought few surprises in the presidential race: Joe Biden and Donald Trump won state after state, pushing their delegate totals closer to what they each need to secure their party’s nomination.
Biden and Trump see easy wins but Super Tuesday also reveals growing obstacles
Joe Biden and Donald Trump swept to victory in states across the US on Super Tuesday, easily winning presidential primary elections from Maine to California as they all but solidified an unprecedented rematch in November.
Shock American Samoa result spoils Joe Biden’s Super Tuesday clean sweep
President Joe Biden has lost the American Samoa Democratic primary to a little-known candidate who had never visited the islands before the caucus.