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» Community bankers miss chance to get permanent spot on Fed board
The two seats have been vacant for 282 and 206 days, and the president hasn’t nominated any replacements.
» Obama: Sony hack not an ‘act of war’
The hack was instead “an act of cybervandalism,” Obama said.
» Editorial: Senate will be worse without Tom Coburn
Coburn spent most of his time as senator blocking bills and figuring out how to annoy the right people.
» Administrative law judges waste billions by granting most disability appeals
The judges handed out benefits to more than 3.2 million people between 2005 and 2013.
» Free trade and the delusion of self-sufficiency
We think we’re being guided by reason, but we’re being pulled by intuition — free trade helps everyone.
» Michael Barone: Free speech, political correctness struggle to coexist on campus
Increasingly, colleges and universities are America’s least free, least fair and least honest institutions.
» Who does your email belong to?
The landscape of Internet privacy law may be about to change irrevocably.
» Rudy Giuliani: Obama propaganda to blame for NYPD officer murders
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani came to the defense of his successor Bill de Blasio on Sunday.
» Op-Ed: How Republicans should handle Obama’s action on immigration
Republicans are angry, and rightly so. Immigration is an issue that can only be fixed through legislation.
» Hugh Hewitt: Jeb called go, and they’re off
The 2016 race is on — the race for donors, staff and airtime.
