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America really is a threat to the EU — but not in the way Eurocrats think
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America really is a threat to the EU — but not in the way Eurocrats think

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People often register through voter registration drives organized by groups that pay their employees per sign-up. This creates an incentivize for those employees to fill out fraudulent registrations. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)
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Voter registration requires reform

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The Securing Energy Infrastructure Act is an attempt to make sure the grid's cybersecurity system has low-tech protections instead of automated systems that can be attacked. (AP Photo)
Infrastructure

Senators want to go low-tech to improve electrical grid security

Kyle Feldscher -
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The debate on whether the FTC or the FCC should enforce any kind of net neutrality regulations has been going on for years.
Magazine

FTC poised to take command of Internet oversight duties

Daniel Chaitin -
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President Trump's plan is ambitious, from making the nation energy-independent, to developing clean coal technology and devising an energy-and-terrorism security strategy with the Saudi Arabians.
Energy and Environment

Trump will burn Obama’s energy regulations

John Siciliano -
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Energy and Environment

Climate change is off the table under Trump

John Siciliano -
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Medicaid advocates push back against block grants and the per-capita approach, noting that 56 percent of all federal contributions to states, not just for healthcare, are for Medicaid programs.
Healthcare

GOP could look to per-person funding for Medicaid reform

Paige Winfield Cunningham -
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Robert Powelson is the president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. (Graeme Jennings/Washington Examiner)
Energy and Environment

NARUC chief sees resurgence of states’ rights energy policy under Trump

John Siciliano -
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Currently, 27 states and the District of Columbia allow a computer class to be taken in place of a math or science requirement, but not a foreign language class. (AP Photo)
Education

Lawmaker pushes for Java and Basic to replace Spanish and French

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The two government-sponsored enterprises buy home loans from lenders, package them into securities and sell them to investors with a guarantee that they'll make them whole if the loans go bad.
Economy

Mortgage industry pushes to free Fannie and Freddie from the federal government

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