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» Iran deal could be toothless
“[If] we can’t get a good deal, we won’t take one, pure and simple. I think we’ve all been clear about that.”
» Marco Rubio to challenge America
Rubio confirmed that he would reveal his plans for 2016 on April 13, in his hometown of Miami.
» Noemie Emery: Safety first
Has emotional coddling produced a generation too soft to deal with the world that awaits it?
» Fed test: raising rates without provoking a ‘tantrum’
With relatively low unemployment, interest rates will still be low even when raised above zero, Yellen said.
» Obama’s infrastructure drive stuck in neutral
The impasse over infrastructure speaks to the larger standoff over how to fund government priorities.
» Editorial: All the lies told about an Indiana law
Pence signed a religious freedom law that is similar to those of 19 other states.
» Feds to get an earful on fears about power reliability
New EPA rules are meant to reduce carbon dioxide from the nation’s existing fleet of power plants.
» Watchdog: Pentagon poured billions into botched Afghanistan security contracts
There was little oversight by Afghan agencies to protect the funding meant for national security forces.
» Hyde Amendment stokes abortion battles after 40 years
The amendment restricts federal funding from being used for abortion, minus a few exceptions.
» Byron York: Hillary Clinton withheld information from Congress. Now what does Congress do?
After much haggling, State turned over a large amount of Benghazi material — but certainly not all of it.
» New nuclear waste strategy haunted by past setbacks
A new federal effort to find an alternative to Yucca Mountain faces a checkered past of setbacks.
» Philip Klein: GOP Congressional leaders are inadvertently helping Ted Cruz presidential run
Cruz’s popularity among conservatives is rooted in his willingness to take the fight to President Obama.
