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Joseph Lawler

Joseph Lawler is the policy editor for the Washington Examiner, having previously been an economics reporter. Before joining the Washington Examiner, he worked for RealClearPolicy. He is a native of Massachusetts and a graduate of the University of Notre Dame.

Ron Wyden: Ban all dragnet surveillance of Americans
Economy

Ron Wyden: Ban all dragnet surveillance of Americans

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Rep. Mike Rogers decries ‘celebrity politicians’ in explaining retirement
Economy

Rep. Mike Rogers decries ‘celebrity politicians’ in explaining retirement

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Shadow banking remains out of regulators’ grasp
Economy

Shadow banking remains out of regulators’ grasp

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(Illustration by Chris Henderson/Examiner)
Economy

Big Ideas: On serving sizes, sales taxes and green eating

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The feds love housing in 160 ways
Economy

The feds love housing in 160 ways

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Consumer confidence weathers the winter cold, but some signs of concern for lower-income households
Economy

Consumer confidence weathers the winter cold, but some signs of concern for lower-income households

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Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., has submitted a bid to bring an end to the bailed-out government-sponsored mortgage businesses Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, joining House Republicans and two bipartisan groups in the Senate in proposing a broad overhaul of the American system of housing finance.. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Economy

House Democrats submit plan to end Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

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Final tally: Economy grew at 2.6-percent rate in fourth quarter
Economy

Final tally: Economy grew at 2.6-percent rate in fourth quarter

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House Republicans attempt to renew focus on debt
Economy

House Republicans attempt to renew focus on debt

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The CFPB found that people who borrow from payday lenders are return customers: More than 80 percent of payday loans are rolled over or are followed by another loan within 14 days. (Thinkstock)
Economy

CFPB: Most payday loans are rolled over, and most monthly borrowers receive government benefits

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