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» War against the Islamic State widens
The Islamic State’s beheading of 22 Coptic Christians was a violent reminder of the group’s growing reach.
» Immigration ruling emboldens Republicans in Homeland Security funding fight
Republicans want to halt the implementation of the immigration directive by blocking it in a funding bill.
» Timothy P. Carney: Libya’s chaos is Obama’s shame
By 2013, Libya was in a state of permanent war. Today it’s a beachhead and recruiting ground for ISIS.
» Congress to wrestle over what makes a big bank
The roughly 75 banks with between $10 billion and $50 billion fall into a regulatory no man’s land.
» A-10’s success fighting Islamic State challenges plans to scrap it
The Air Force has been trying to retire the A-10, saying it is too old and not versatile enough.
» Editorial: Obama loses in court, again
Obama has a serious credibility problem when it comes to his optimistic assessments of legal matters.
» Calls mount for more time for Obamacare enrollment
One group is asking the administration to allow pregnant women to enroll year-round.
» White House: ‘Unprecedented’ progress in linking trade to labor rights
The report cites eight cases in particular, but concedes that even in those cases much remains to be done.
» White House touts softer approach to fighting homegrown terror
The Justice Department has launched programs to bring together “community intervention teams.”
» Congress to wrestle over what makes a big bank
The roughly 75 banks with between $10 billion and $50 billion fall into a regulatory no man’s land.
» Democrat biologist rebuts press critical of Walker’s evolution ‘punt’
“Evolution is a particular view point. … So, you can be pro-science but deny evolution.”
» Op-Ed: Ending ‘dangerous’ judge-less warrants
More and more Americans have come to understand that these subpoenas violate the Fourth Amendment.
