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Democrats in both chambers almost uniformly oppose the legislation, which President Obama supports.
» Activists on Obama’s Nike trade trip: Just don’t do it
Human rights activists say Nike has a spotty record on worker rights and conditions, especially in Vietnam.
» Michael Barone: Why Americans oppose economic redistribution despite income inequality
“As inequality increases, so does ideological conservatism in the electorate.”
» U.S. citizens in Yemen find few options for help
At the end of April, the warning from the State Department was clear: You’re on your own.
» Obamacare program may be linked to ER opioid prescriptions
A push under Obamacare for hospitals to get good patient satisfaction scores may be a cause of the problem.
» Editorial: Michigan’s vote should show Republicans the way
GOP presidential candidates would be wise to learn from Michigan’s recent referendum as they plan for 2016.
» Medical billing is in the dark ages
Health insurers use electronic methods on average for only 15 percent of payments, frustrating customers.
» Ashe Schow: Carly Fiorina is doing it right so far
Fiorina has managed to be on all media platforms without bringing disaster to her campaign.
» Justice Dept. probe comes at a tricky time for the Fed
“I for one believe Fed reforms are needed and I for one believe Fed reforms are coming,” said Hensarling.
» Op-Ed: Federal student loans creating ‘indentured students’
Outstanding student loan debts total over $1.3 trillion, and some think it may be a bubble about to burst.
» Timothy P. Carney: Conservative think tank used its defense of Ex-Im to raise money
Ex-Im-booster Joe Nocera recently called the American Action Forum’s support for Ex-Im “courageous.”
» Op-Ed: Internet, power industries not the same
While a monopoly makes sense with electricity, it has long proved ineffective in communications policy.
