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» Trade — Can Obama get it done?
The White House faces myriad challenges in getting key trade deals through Congress.
» Repeal Obamacare? We’ll see, say Republicans
The House this week will take a definitive, but futile, first step.
» Michael Barone: Obama’s budget: Bad policy, bad politics
Obama will argue for more spending on the grounds that the federal budget deficit is now sharply down.
» Sophisticated hackers target the electric industry
Utilities strengthen cybersecurity as 40 percent of all attacks hit energy companies.
» Energy industry takes the long view on Atlantic drilling
Low oil prices are expected to rebound by the time offshore rigs would be ready.
» Feds place 150 union pension funds in ‘critical’ status
The funds lack enough assets to meet at least 65 percent of their future obligations.
» Op-Ed: Washington’s federally-driven economy has hit the wall. What now?
Can Washington’s private sector diversify its customer base beyond the federal government?
» Why Congress doesn’t want another BRAC round
Closings are expensive, and the GAO says the Pentagon doesn’t have a good handle on its needs.
» It’s Groundhog Day for the defense budget
Obama’s defense budget requests will likely trigger automatic sequester cuts unless Congress raises the cap.
Inside the political art form behind naming political action committees.
» How Google Fiber could impact the net neutrality debate
Telecoms argue that regulations would limit investment in infrastructure. Google takes the opposite tack.
