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» Calls mount for Obama to abandon Iran nuke talks
“I … fear we have painted ourselves into a corner where we feel that any deal is better than no deal.”
» Supreme Court ruling may not ease shortage of drugs used for lethal injection
Monday, the court ruled 5-4 that a drug used in many botched executions isn’t “cruel or unusual punishment.”
» Noemie Emery: Winner take what?
It remains to be seen whether Obama’s legacy will be healthcare or his destruction of his own party.
» Religious liberty activist: Supreme Court decision paves way for legalized polygamy
“Marriage is something that God alone is responsible for defining.”
» Reports: Obama administration to double overtime eligibility threshold
Eligibility would expand for overtime pay to workers who earn up to $50,440 annually by 2016.
» Editorial: A well-deserved smack down for the EPA
The EPA’s role in Washington these days is constantly and egregiously to test the limits of its power.
» Watchdog: State Dept. set to produce nearly 4,000 pages of Clinton emails Tuesday
The court required the State Department to produce 7 percent of all of the documents by the end of June.
» Meet Hillary Clinton’s new director of black outreach
Clinton has hired LaDavia Drane to conduct research on black voters for her 2016 presidential campaign.
» Op-Ed: What ‘disparate impact’ looks like
Our nation has achieved a racially-discriminatory society, even without any racially-discriminatory intent.
» New emails show State, White House teamed up to promote Benghazi narrative
The records confirm a late-night call between Obama and Clinton did take place the night of the attack.
» Op-Ed: Keep Internet access tax-free
Without a renewal from Congress, the doors to discriminatory taxation on Internet access will be blown open.
