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» Obama’s Iran legacy on the line in overtime talks
The latest extension only ratcheted up the pressure on Obama, giving critics plenty of new ammunition.
» Showdown coming over non-defense spending
Obama said he would not sign any spending bills that keeps the $493 billion cap for fiscal 2016 in place.
» Timothy P. Carney: The Left wages total war; and then plays victim
It should be obvious to all that the Left long ago dropped its love of pluralism and tolerance, Carney says.
» Obama’s unilateral dealmaking riles Congress
Obama is essentially sidestepping Congress as he works with international partners to implement his agenda.
» Iran talks blow past another deadline
The U.S. agreed to extend negotiations, but there are hints that the administration is losing patience.
» Editorial: Will Obama really walk away from a bad Iran deal?
The late tells in the negotiations cast doubt upon both Iran’s intentions and Obama’s competence.
» Why the Islamic State war authorization might be dead
Inaction from Congress essentially endorses ongoing U.S. military involvement in the region.
» Top scientists warn climate change solution could make things a lot worse
A recent study warns against the use of a new technology to reduce global warming.
» Op-Ed: Innovation Act preserves America’s patent system
Congress has the power to return greater justice back to our patent litigation system.
» Lethal injection drug shortage may get worse
States could be forced to consider alternative methods of execution, like nitrogen gas and firing squads.
» Watchdog: EEOC worker pilfered $60k in taxpayer funds for Louis Vitton, Disneyland
The Philadelphia employee stole EEOC gift cards worth $3,000 apiece over a period of two years.
» Medicaid expansion plans rejected by multiple states
Now that the legislative season is wrapping up with little progress, some last-ditch efforts are being made.
