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» Marco Rubio: I won’t ‘wait my turn’
Marco Rubio declared for president Monday with two guns blazing and pointed in the direction of the Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton.
» Senate panel set to approve Iran bill
The legislation by Corker Menendez would require President Obama to submit any deal to Congress for review.
» Noemie Emery: Four cases, four different stories
The role race played in four police shootings in the last three years ranged from nonexistent to very high.
» Iraq president wants weapons, Obama seeks commitment against Islamic State
“If this opportunity gets passed up, the next stops on their path are Tehran and Moscow.”
» Rubio Senate retirement catches both parties unprepared
Neither Republicans nor Democrats are ready with a sure-fire candidate for the open Senate seat.
» Editorial: Congress must have a say in the Iran deal
If the U.S. Constitution teaches anything, it is that process matters, even when it is inconvenient.
» Ben Carson to announce 2016 plans May 4
Carson’s presidential exploration committee brought in more than $2.1 million in its first four weeks.
» Byron York: Has Rubio learned his lesson?
Or will Republican primary and caucus voters will blame Rubio for his part in the immigration mess?
» Ontario’s emissions cap could help Obama pressure Canada on climate deal
The Canadian province of Ontario endorsed a cap-and-trade system for limiting CO2 emissions Monday.
» Watchdog: Justice Department watchdog will tell Congress FBI, DEA blocking probes
“Rather than delay our report further, we decided to proceed with releasing it given the significance of our findings.”
» Timothy P. Carney: Marco Rubio’s sugar problem
In 2012, Marco Rubio voted to save the indefensible federal sugar program.
