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» Obama becomes salesman in chief on Iran deal
Obama essentially warned lawmakers to get on board or absorb the blame for sinking a historic deal.
» Bernanke is back and blogging
Bernanke has been blogging for the Brookings Institution, sparring over economics and drawing traffic.
» Byron York: In emerging Dem race, O’Malley new target of Clinton machine
O’Malley is acting like a real candidate now, traveling, hiring staff and fashioning a message.
» How Indiana undermined the Hobby Lobby decision
“This new amendment wipes away a lot of the work the Hobby Lobby decision actually did.”
Watchdog: Census Bureau hopes Internet slashes billions of dollars from 2020 count
A congressional watchdog agency is dubious that the new approaches will work, if they’re even ready on time.
» High hurdles for EPA climate rules in energy plan
A new energy study could bolster critics’ arguments that the EPA did not take into consideration.
» Editorial: Obama oversells his non-deal with Iran
When he said, “Iran has met all of its obligations,” Obama was simply not telling the truth.
» Energy Dept. shifts blame to White House for energy plan delays
A major energy plan being developed by the government continues to face delays.
» Timothy P. Carney: Menendez indictment shows the perils of mixing business and government
Menendez, prosecutors charge, “never disclosed any of the reportable gifts that he received from Melgen.”
» Op-Ed: College rankings should account for binge drinking
College presidents generally agree that binge drinking is the most serious problem facing campuses.
» Netanyahu to Obama: Iran deal would threaten Israel’s existence
The Israeli prime minister warned Obama that the deal would accelerate Iran’s arming of terrorist proxies.
» A tale of two bills: Arkansas passes religious freedom bill with none of the drama seen in Indiana
Arkansas’ religious freedom bill hasn’t received half the national outrage that Indiana’s bill got.
