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» As Middle East Christians suffer, advocates slam Obama’s failure to support religious freedom
“[Obama] has the worst record of any president in modern times on religious freedom,” said Rep. Frank Wolf.
» New Hampshire Independents poised to pick a 2016 frontrunner
Republican White House hopefuls are going to have to consider New Hampshire independents.
» Byron York: Paperwork flap shows Clinton email affair far from over
Does everyone else in the State Department have to sign the OF-109 form?
» Utilities to challenge rule on cheaper electricity in Supreme Court
Utilities are contesting a rule that pays consumers to reduce electricity use when the grid is stressed.
» Stalled trafficking bill, Lynch nomination, face shelf time
Republicans have tied Lynch’s confirmation vote to the passage of the human trafficking legislation.
» Editorial: For Democrats, words from a famous human trafficking victim
Few Americans probably thought of the human trafficking victim for whom Saint Patrick’s Day is named.
» Half of Americans unaware of Obamacare penalty
Many Americans don’t know that they can still sign up for Obamacare and avoid this year’s tax penalty.
» Op-Ed: Manhattan Moment: Medicare’s doctor payments mess (and how to fix it)
Washington policymakers should look to use markets to determine Medicare’s payments to physicians.
» Iran nuclear talks push against deadline
Neither Tehran nor Washington would predict whether discussions would reach the March 24 deadline.
» Will Scott Walker’s debt problems at home detract from national message?
He wants to cut the federal debt but wants Wisconsin to skip a $108 million debt payment.
» New cures and treatments could cause pricey headaches
Health plans could delay providing Sovaldi and Harvoni until the patient reaches an advanced stage.
» Walker will stand up to the other guys. For ‘our guys,’ he rolls over.
He fired a campaign aide last night because she once criticized Iowa for its dependence on subsidies.
