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» Amid nuclear talks, Obama shifts policy closer to Iran’s
Growing harmony between U.S. and Iranian goals has fueled the belief that Obama wants a “grand bargain.”
» What a Netanyahu loss would mean for Obama
“I think his reaction would be somewhere along the lines of, ‘Hallelujah,’ a former senior official said.
» Byron York: Lack of Democratic race a burden for Hillary
Clinton must do something, anything to stay relevant and motivated in a boring Democratic presidential race.
» Businesses target tighter ozone rules
Industry groups are pushing the Environmental Protection Agency to pull back on the more stringent standard.
» Inhofe takes aim at Obama’s environmental agenda
The Oklahoma Republican has been a staunch critic of the EPA and the Obama administration’s environmental policy.
» Editorial: New environmental rules would punish local economies
The consequences would be devastating, and come just as jobs lost during the financial crisis are returning.
» Community health centers face ‘fiscal cliff’
Lawmakers are considering including a funding extension for community health centers which serve the low-income.
» Fed shrugs off strong dollar as it prepares to raise interest rates
The strength of the dollar is a “major headache” for U.S. manufacturers.
» Noemie Emery: Hillary is immortal no more
The last time Bill and Hillary Clinton took a licking and kept on ticking was 1998-2000.
» March Madness office pools are technically illegal, but not likely prosecuted
If a crime is never prosecuted, why make it illegal in the first place?
