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The GOP field is set be more diverse and formidable than it has been for several cycles.
» Low hopes for a ‘game-changing’ State of the Union
The president will have to showcase a plan for working with the GOP, not just flexing executive muscle.
» Michael Barone: Government created the housing bubble and financial crisis — and could be doing so again
Without changes in housing finance policy, Peter Wallison says, there would have been no crisis in 2008.
» Trade secrets: Lack of transparency endangering Obama’s trade agenda
President Obama is facing a major revolt among liberal Democrats over the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
» Congress, Obama may duel next over regulating the Internet
Lawmakers are scrambling to draft a plan to protect Internet users without heavy government regulation.
» Editorial: In the face of irrelevance, Obama buys attention with other people’s money
Obama’s recent policy proposals offer what appears to be free while hiding the real costs from the public.
» GOP looks to take a position on climate change, but how?
Republicans try to move beyond just attacking Obama’s policies as 2016 elections loom.
» Q&A: ‘Extremely mainstream’ Louie Gohmert on Boehner, his run for speaker and being a Tea Party hero
Rep. Louie Gohmert is perhaps the most politically fearless member of Congress.
» Military pay moves to the front lines
The Pentagon wants to put tighter controls on the growth of benefits costs, especially for healthcare and retirement.
» Supreme Court gears up for Medicaid case
Whether healthcare providers can states over meager Medicaid payments is up before the Supreme Court.
