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» Emboldened green groups bullish on 2016
The group wants to register 1 million voters who support candidates that back climate change action.
» Obama is losing his greatest asset in immigration push
The longer the impasse, the less political risk there is for a Republican president to undo Obama’s actions.
» Noemie Emery: Queen of the Hill
One of the problems with Hillary Clinton is that she became known to us first in the role of First Lady.
» NLRB may chip away at right-to-work laws
A rule change would let unions charge nonmembers a fee to file workplace grievances with the NLRB.
» Senate panel seeks tighter oversight of State Department
The inspector general’s post was vacant during Clinton’s time, depriving State Dept. of valuable oversight.
» Editorial: Congress should ignore Hillary, pursue trade agreements with optimism
The old objections to free trade, based on insular thinking, remain as incorrect today as ever.
» Hispanic GOP donors eye Rubio, Cruz and Bush
For Hispanic GOP donors, 2016 is an embarrassment of riches.
» Skeptics slam homeopathic drugs at FDA hearing
A key part of the hearing was whether the products are actually effective or not.
» Byron York: 2016: Yes, it’s early, but pay attention now
94 percent of Republicans say they already support a specific candidate.
» Obamacare sharply divides Americans
Experts agree there are major, remaining problems with the ways Americans access and pay for health care.
» Op-Ed: We’ve come a long way since the Gulf spill
Lessons we’ve from this accident have and will continue to make offshore oil and natural gas drilling safer.
