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» Ohio bartender indicted in plot to kill Boehner
A West Chester bartender threatened to kill Boehner because he believed him to be “responsible for Ebola.”
» Capitol Hill pushes for cameras at the Supreme Court
“Sunlight’s always been a good thing for government and the courts are always late coming on to technology.”
» Timothy P. Carney: Mario’s Cuomo’s abortion argument is a bloody legacy
Twisted logic went into Cuomo’s speech on abortion, and tragic result was the fruit that it bore.
» NSA reform shadows Obama’s cybersecurity agenda
Many see Obama’s push for businesses to share cyber threat data as inextricably linked to NSA surveillance.
» Watchdog: Federal contractor nabbed in coverup on $6.5 million Obama recovery project
The company concealed its relationship to an unknown subcontractor from the General Services Administration.
» White House to propose methane rules
The administration is planning to roll out regulations as early as this week.
» Obama focused on ‘things we agree on,’ McConnell says
The Senate majority leader said the meeting was productive.
» Editorial: Attacks highlight importance of cybersecurity
America is in a precarious position and needs to start taking the problem of cyberwarfare more seriously.
» Podesta joining Hillary Clinton campaign
The top White House adviser will join Hillary Clinton’s not-yet-official campaign in a senior advisory role.
» Top Obama environmental adviser leaving
The White House did not say who would replace Boots.
