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» Republican bill aims to limit consumer bureau’s power
The bill’s introduction came as the House GOP this week ramped up their ongoing campaign against the agency.
» Surgeon general to focus on obesity
Newly appointed Surgeon General Vivek Murthy plans to make obesity a top priority.
» Byron York: History lesson: President Hillary Clinton would be secretive, too
Clinton came to Washington more than 20 years ago determined to keep secrets, and she’s still at it.
» Obama shrugs off chief executive responsibility
Presidential scholars and others are taking Obama to task over the White House’s deferral of responsibility.
» Watchdog: New diesel truck filters linked to fires, explosions, but officials unbudged
“As safety problems emerged, the board, in my opinion, has turned a blind eye.”
» Wisconsin workers may find right-to-work law hard to invoke
The legislation doesn’t necessarily mean that current union members would be able to immediately quit.
» Editorial: EPA’s toxic mess on transparency
EPA bureaucrats did precisely what the Freedom of Information Act is intended to prevent.
» Defense secretary to review A-10 retirement decision
The Air Force wants to retire the fleet of 164 active duty and Air National Guard A-10s in the 2016 budget.
» Op-Ed: President Obama, please butt out of Alaska
This is not just an overreach, it is a slap in the face.
» Obama is seeing red (states)
Obama is heading to South Carolina on Friday, Alabama on Saturday and Georgia on Tuesday.
» Timothy P. Carney: Left’s strategy on Obamacare case: Attack rather than argue
Rather than try to persuade, the Left castigates the other side as lying wretches.
