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First daughter Ashley Biden has paid off a tax lien for more than $5,000 in Pennsylvania after missing payments during her father’s vice presidency and presidency. The Keystone State’s Department of Revenue recorded that the $5,079 lien had been satisfied as of Jan. 3 and “should be removed” from records in Philadelphia County’s Court of Common Pleas, Fox News reported Tuesday. Ashley Biden, 42, had the legal claim placed on her property in a Dec. 1 notice previously obtained by The Post for failing to pay $1,691 in income taxes in 2015 — when Joe Biden was Barack Obama’s No....

FIRST ON FOX: Ashley Biden, President Biden's daughter, owes $5,000 in income taxes beginning in 2015, according to a recent tax lien docket first obtained by Fox News Digital. Liens are legal claims imposed by the government on a property or assets to secure unpaid taxes after repeated attempts to collect. On Dec. 1, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue in Philadelphia County notified Biden that the "amount of such unpaid tax, interest, additions or penalties is a lien in favor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania upon the taxpayer's property – real, personal, or both – as the case may be,"...

Scott Killerud was about to throw away a mailing about the 2016 enrollment period for MNsure last November when something caught his eye. "Just as I was going to drop it in the trash, I was like - wait a second. What did I just read?" the Pine County farmer said.

Dr. Peter Pry (Executive Director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security) warns that the consequences - of not being prepared for this event - are much more severe than one may think: “within a year of an EMP event at least 2 thirds or the us population will perish from starvation, disease and social collapse” Former CIA double agent (Reza Kahlili) who spent time in the Iranian Army confirmed that the Iranian have conducted missile tests of ships in the Caspian See that are consistent with an EMP attack: “They are going to get to the Gulf...

This image of a biker gang pummeling Internet executive Alexian Lienn as his wife helplessly looks on is terrifying.Biker mob assaulting NYC Internet executive Alexian Lienn. Photo via CarScoops.com Lienn and his wife were enjoying a day out celebrating their wedding anniversary with their baby daughter when a so-called “pop-up gang” of bikers surrounded them as they drove on Manhattan’s West Side Highway. One biker, later identified as Chistopher Cruz, swerved in front of Lienn’s Range Rover and “brake-checked” the vehicle by slamming on his brakes, forcing the vehicle to stop. 2,000 lb SUVs being much harder to stop than...

The gang of bikers who were filmed beating up a SUV driver had allegedly intimidated and terrorized people on a previous rides. A new video has emerged of a dozens of motorcyclists attacking car drivers, riding through red lights and even speeding along the sidewalk. The latest footage was reportedly uploaded by the same motorcyclist who posted the shocking clip of driver Alexian Lien being beaten by an angry group of riders.

I know some of you guys gave me a hard time when I shared the story of my buddy who rented a room in a house in Nashville and fell behind on his rent (though good faith discussions with the landlady were in progress) and then when gone a couple of weeks all of a sudden found his stuff taken to storage and the landlady's lawyer demanding a ransom for it. You said my buddy ought to suck it up, not try to "legally steal" from the landlady, and such. If you're still of the same opinion and don't want...

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) and its affiliates are content to impose crippling big-government laws, regulations, and taxes on Americans, but when called upon to obey those same rules, ACORN's network of scofflaws and deadbeats simply refuses to comply. The most egregious example is the fact that more than 200 federal, state, and local tax liens adding up to more than $3 million have been filed against the ACORN network since 1989. All of these liens, which are only issued by creditor tax agencies after a tax debt has become seriously delinquent, are associated with ACORN's...

A FReeper who shall be unidentified here asked for help in locating wise counsel regarding an ex whose debts have now resulted in a lien being placed on the FReeper's home and recorded on credit history, to much chagrin. Looking for an attorney for at least a brief initial consultation, possibly a retainer. Apparently there is a 'foreign judgment' involved, from an Alabama state court. Residence state of the FReeper will be disclosed privately.

http://news.ft.com/cms/s/160b7bbc-b183-11d9-8c61-00000e2511c8.htmlTaiwan's opposition leader to meet China's HuBy Kathrin Hille in Taipei Published: April 20 2005 11:43 | Last updated: April 20 2005 11:43Lien Chan, chairman of Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang, will meet China's President Hu Jintao next week, a move set to force the island's government to make a quick decision on its cross-Strait policy.After China passed an "anti-secession law" enshrining the threat of force against Taiwan, Taipei suspended cross-Strait trade and investment liberalisation. The government wanted political concessions from Beijing in exchange for reviving dialogue. China has disrupted this strategy by taking advantage of Taiwan's internal divisions. By showering...

STAFF WRITER Saturday, Mar 20, 2004,Page 1 Chen wins, Lien demands recount Incumbent President Chen Shui-bian and running mate Annette Lu have won the election by 29,518 votes. Central Election Commission Chairman Huang Shih-cheng made a formal announcement of the results at 9:20 pm (GMT+8) (8:20 AM EST). The Chen-Lu ticket won a total of 6,471,970 votes while the opposition ticket, featuring Lien Chan of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT)and James Soong of the People First Party (PFP), won 6,442,452 votes, Huang said. The turnout for the presidential election was 80.28 percent. Responding to the opposition demand for invalidation of...

An IRS tax lien was placed on an individual's primary residence based upon a 1984 tax return issue. The IRS tax lien is still attached to the property today.It is my understanding that a tax lien must expire after 10 years from assessment date (the IRS tax liability statute of limitations). If this is true, how can I get this expired lien removed from the property? I am told the IRS does not let the property owner know about this law (it figures).For the record, no waiver of this time limitation was ever signed by the homeowner.Any help on this...