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This photo taken July 23, 2013, show the U.S. Capitol in Washington. Congress returns to work this week with a relatively short and simple agenda, vote to keep the government operating in the short term, then return home to campaign. National security threats from Islamic State militants and Russian aggression in Ukraine loom large, but September's session may be too short for lawmakers to do anything but talk about them.
Economy

Congress is wounding the Dodd-Frank snake, not killing it

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Trump is getting the government out of the bedroom
Beltway Confidential

Trump is getting the government out of the bedroom

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FILE - In this March 2, 2017, file photo, Middlebury College students turn their backs to Charles Murray, unseen, during his lecture in Middlebury, Vt. Hundreds of students protested his lecture, forcing the college to move his talk to an undisclosed campus location from which it was live-streamed to the original venue. Since the beginning of 2016, more than two dozen campus speeches have been derailed amid controversy, according to the Foundation For Individual Rights In Education, a group that monitors free speech on campuses.
Beltway Confidential

Conservatives quietly fight each other over campus free speech

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Average loss rates on credit card accounts at three of the largest U.S. banks, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup, may have reached 2.46 percent in the three months through December. (iStock)
Beltway Confidential

Fixing Dodd-Frank will help small banks and credit unions nationwide

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The Capitol is seen in Washington, Tuesday, March 6, 2018, as the Senate is preparing to roll back some of the safeguards Congress put into place after the financial crisis that rocked the U.S. a decade ago. Several Democrats facing tough re-elections this fall are joining solid Republican backing of an effort to alter some key aspects of the Dodd-Frank law.
Beltway Confidential

Congress’ Dodd-Frank fix is no fix at all

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Should banks be punished for helping law enforcement track bad guys?
Business

Should banks be punished for helping law enforcement track bad guys?

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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson listens to Denise Smith, who used to be homeless, at the Downtown Women's Center on April 24 in Los Angeles. Carson visited the center to discuss homelessness.
Economy

Ben Carson strikes critical blow to Obama fair-housing rule

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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Energy and Environment

EPA’s Scott Pruitt proposes repealing key parts of Obama-era rule meant to prevent chemical accidents

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Robinson Cano got suspended for breaking an anti-steroid MLB rule that shouldn’t exist
Beltway Confidential

Robinson Cano got suspended for breaking an anti-steroid MLB rule that shouldn’t exist

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Why the aluminum lobby, carmakers, and the power companies favor fuel-efficiency regulations
Columnists

Why the aluminum lobby, carmakers, and the power companies favor fuel-efficiency regulations

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