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» House members hunt for donations away from home
Only 36 percent of the cash from big individual donors to House members’ re-election campaigns comes from inside the lawmakers’ districts.
» Senate critics to examine if regulators are too cozy with banks
Congress’ bank critics are planning an inquiry into regulators’ ability to enforce financial reform laws.
» Byron York: Ben Bradlee: A cautionary tale of Kennedy’s courtier
Many extravagant tributes to Bradlee have paid less attention to his relationship with an earlier president, John F. Kennedy.
» Education Dept. cracks down on for-profit colleges
For-profit colleges would be cut off from federal aid if their students’ debt climbs too high under new rules the Education Department has announced.
» Dems urge Obama to reject Bush-era torture view
Obama’s legal team is considering affirming the Bush administration’s position.
» Editorial: UNC scandal: An acute case of what ails academia
UNC’s scandal is an indication that universities across the nation are graduating semi-literate students.
» Amid 2014 blues, Team Obama predicts long-term validation
The White House is increasingly focusing on how the public will view Obama’s record.
» MANHATTAN MOMENT: Overcriminalization is also a problem in the states
States should take steps to rectify the overcriminalization problem.
» Timothy P. Carney: Obsession with social issues hurts Senator Uterus
But once Mark Udall decided to become Senator Uterus, he aborted himself.
» Geithner had ‘deep distrust and scorn’ for populism against banks
Timothy Geithner admits bewilderment at the criticism and opposition he received.
