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» GOP presidential candidates retreating on gay marriage
Over the past 20 years, Americans’ opinions of same-sex marriage have nearly reversed themselves.
» Why Beiji could be the next Ramadi
Factors that made Ramadi vulnerable to Islamic State fighters also exist in the contested city of Beiji.
» Byron York: In announcing run, Santorum delivers toughest message of any Republican on immigration
Santorum made immigration a major part of his program to protect blue-collar and manufacturing jobs.
» Insurers outraged over new measure to cap Medicaid costs
Insurers are livid that the federal government may tell them how to spend their revenue.
» South Carolina struggles to advance ‘fetal pain’ law Lindsey Graham is pushing
Conservatives have slowed the process by insisting the only exemption would be to save the mother’s life.
» Editorial: IRS shows we’re all at the mercy of feds’ incompetence
Buffett noted about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that a regulatory agency devoted to them made no difference.
» W. James Antle III: The GOP is having a foreign policy fight
“It has become impossible to imagine a President Paul defeating radical Islam,” said Jindal in a statement.
» No Senate deal in sight on spy law
“As with too many issues … a handful of lawmakers are holding up a very good bill that solves a problem.”
» EPA shuts out Examiner, others from water rule announcements
Reporters included on that email were bound by a 10 a.m. embargo not to release the information.
» Ashe Schow: We still haven’t recovered from the last moral panic over sexual assault
Nearly 30 years ago, children were coached by therapists into “remembering” sexual abuse.
» Op-Ed: Broad healthcare networks do not equal high quality
An analysis in Health Affairs suggests that these narrow networks are unlikely to hurt quality or access.
