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CIA case officers have learned that no good deed goes unpunished.
Congress looks to end the league’s tax advantage as controversies pile up.
» Philip Klein: Repealing Obamacare is not enough
Even if simple repeal were obtainable, Americans would still be left with a broken healthcare system.
» Boehner rebellion signals tough road ahead for House GOP
Critical legislation on immigration and the debt ceiling could be at stake.
» Obama moves around Congress in releasing Gitmo prisoners
Critics worry he’s risking national security by using executive orders to set detainees free.
» States are assuming more responsibility for transportation funding
States are not standing idly by, waiting for Congress to come to the rescue with more money.
» Michael Barone: Can Jeb Bush — or anyone — come up with a platform for primaries, general, and presidency?
Few candidates manage to do that, because it’s harder to do than to say.
» Booming Texas economy at risk
Low oil prices are a problem for the parts of Texas that helped make the U.S. the world’s top oil producer.
» Black gold starts to tarnish energy firms
Producers cut back on spending as cheap oil takes a toll.
» Why the White House won’t budge on Obamacare — for now
The White House rang in 2015 by promptly issuing a veto threat to the first Obamacare challenge from GOP.
» Candidates hitting the gym before the campaign trail
There’s more pressure than ever to look good on the campaign trail and have the stamina to survive it.
» Editorial: On Keystone, Obama has no excuses left
What’s really at work here is a civil war within the Democratic Party.
» Teens left out in race to raise minimum wage
Several states have no youth minimum wage exemption, rendering the federal wage obsolete.
