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» Economy to get a boost from GOP Congress
The next two years are expected to see fiscal policy easing and boosting economic growth.
» Obama to Ferguson? It’s not so simple
Any potential Obama visit to Ferguson could be viewed as a rebuke of the grand jury’s findings.
» Editorial: Ferguson’s destruction helps no one
The president called for calm on one side of the split screen while the burgeoning riot played on the other.
» Supreme Court to rule on Obama’s mercury emissions rule
The rule would force some of the nation’s dirtiest power plants to shut down or install new technology.
» Darren Wilson: ‘All I wanted to do was live’
The Ferguson, Mo. police officer said he feared for his life and wouldn’t have done anything differently.
» Watchdog: Federal emergency bureaucrats don’t track government’s biggest disaster costs
FEMA officials can’t say whether their most expensive efforts accomplish their purposes, according to a watchdog.
» NYT stands by decision to publish name of the street where Ferguson cop lives
In an article detailing Darren Wilson’s marriage, the New York Times published the street name of his home.
» Op-Ed: Hagel’s successor has a tough task ahead
Hagel’s successor will have an almost insuperable task ahead of him or her — and it’s not all Hagel’s fault.
» Former Business Insider executive remerges to launch media watchdog group
“It seems clear to me that the time was right for a project like this.”
» Timothy P. Carney: They couldn’t charge officer Wilson, but American society gets indicted
Yes, the system is rigged. But Officer Wilson isn’t the one who rigged the system.
» Philip Klein: New York Times makes the case for fully repealing Obamacare
Good arguments against repealing parts of the law are actually great arguments to repeal the whole thing.
