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IRS Scandal Strategy: The Democratic and Republican Playbooks
When it comes to the IRS scandal, both parties have some fairly disingenuous strategies -
Congress
Canada Looks to Lure Away Skilled U.S. Workers
The Canadian government is fast-tracking visas for skilled tradesmen like plumbers and electricians -
Economy
Have Credit Unions Become Stealth Banks?
Once mom and pop operations, some have billions in assets -
Legislation
The Phony Democratic Outrage Over Votes to Repeal Obamacare
Republicans may be pleasing their base, but their efforts to abolish the health-care law alienate Hispanic voters they need -
Congress
What's in the IRS Inspector General's Report
At the IRS, an IG finds incompetence—not political targeting -
Politics & Policy
Congress's Fixation With 'Too Big to Fail' Banks
With the deficit shrinking, Congress may take a closer look at breaking up the biggest banks -
Congress
The Incredible Shrinking Budget Deficit
The CBO's new projections shave $200 billion off this year's budget deficit -
White House
Why the GOP Might Try to Impeach Obama Over Benghazi
A chorus of conservatives see the scandal as an opportunity -
Legislation
Gun Control Debate Ripples Through Firearm Industry
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has terminated its relationship with Reed Exhibitions, which long staged SHOT, its annual convention -
Congress
Companies' Plea for Tax Reform—for Everyone Else
Many companies and business groups want a simpler code while keeping their own perks -
Congress
Should Students Pay the Same Interest Rate as Goldman Sachs?
Senator Elizabeth Warren wants the Federal Reserve to give cash-strapped students the same break it gives to big banks -
Immigration
Putting a Price Tag on Immigration Reform
The cost of proposed U.S. immigration reform is a tricky number to calculate, but opponents offer one dubious figure -
Congress
The Meaningless Folly of Sanford vs. Colbert-Busch
Regardless of who wins Tuesday's South Carolina special election, Republicans are likely to carry the seat next year -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Policy
A New Obstacle to GOP Efforts to Repeal Obamacare
One in five Americans think the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has already been struck from the books
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White House
Why the GOP Might Try to Impeach Obama Over Benghazi
A chorus of conservatives see the scandal as an opportunity -
Politics & Policy
Congress's Fixation With 'Too Big to Fail' Banks
With the deficit shrinking, Congress may take a closer look at breaking up the biggest banks -
Legislation
The Phony Democratic Outrage Over Votes to Repeal Obamacare
Republicans may be pleasing their base, but their efforts to abolish the health-care law alienate Hispanic voters they need -
Congress
Canada Looks to Lure Away Skilled U.S. Workers
The Canadian government is fast-tracking visas for skilled tradesmen like plumbers and electricians -
Legislation
Gun Control Debate Ripples Through Firearm Industry
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has terminated its relationship with Reed Exhibitions, which long staged SHOT, its annual convention -
Congress
What's in the IRS Inspector General's Report
At the IRS, an IG finds incompetence—not political targeting -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
White House
IRS Scandal Strategy: The Democratic and Republican Playbooks
When it comes to the IRS scandal, both parties have some fairly disingenuous strategies -
Manufacturing
Three More Reasons the NRA Wins on Gun Control
There’s a lack of seriousness on the anti-gun side -
White House
Looks Like Obama Blew the Budget Negotiations
By refusing new tax revenue and sticking with sequestration, Republicans have blown up the president's plan -
Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
White House
Newt Gingrich Explains Why Obama Can't Close a Deal
The president is an obnoxious professor who lectures you and then grades you on how well you listen -
Congress
Five Hard Realities for Gun-Control Proponents
A postmortem on why the proposed assault weapons ban ended in the Senate with a whimper -
Legislation
Immigration Reform May Make Your Job Search Much Tougher
The Senate's effort to reform immigration will probably boost the number of job seekers from abroad -
Congress
The U.S.-Mexico Border Got Secured. Problem Solved?
Republicans say they'll back immigration reform if Obama controls illegal crossings. He already has
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White House
Why the GOP Might Try to Impeach Obama Over Benghazi
A chorus of conservatives see the scandal as an opportunity -
Congress
Should Students Pay the Same Interest Rate as Goldman Sachs?
Senator Elizabeth Warren wants the Federal Reserve to give cash-strapped students the same break it gives to big banks -
Politics & Policy
Congress's Fixation With 'Too Big to Fail' Banks
With the deficit shrinking, Congress may take a closer look at breaking up the biggest banks -
Congress
Canada Looks to Lure Away Skilled U.S. Workers
The Canadian government is fast-tracking visas for skilled tradesmen like plumbers and electricians -
Legislation
The Phony Democratic Outrage Over Votes to Repeal Obamacare
Republicans may be pleasing their base, but their efforts to abolish the health-care law alienate Hispanic voters they need -
Legislation
Gun Control Debate Ripples Through Firearm Industry
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has terminated its relationship with Reed Exhibitions, which long staged SHOT, its annual convention -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
Congress
What's in the IRS Inspector General's Report
At the IRS, an IG finds incompetence—not political targeting -
Congress
Tom Steyer: The Wrath of a Green Billionaire
Koch-like, the hedge fund tycoon is spending his millions on saving the planet -
White House
Newt Gingrich Explains Why Obama Can't Close a Deal
The president is an obnoxious professor who lectures you and then grades you on how well you listen -
Congress
Companies' Plea for Tax Reform—for Everyone Else
Many companies and business groups want a simpler code while keeping their own perks -
Immigration
Putting a Price Tag on Immigration Reform
The cost of proposed U.S. immigration reform is a tricky number to calculate, but opponents offer one dubious figure -
Congress
Gun-Control Setback: Senate Blocks Background-Check Plan
Wide public support for background checks didn't sway the Senate -
Congress
The Pampered World of Congressional Air Travel
The decision to reverse FAA furloughs that caused flight delays didn't just help business travelers. It helped lawmakers, too -
Manufacturing
Three More Reasons the NRA Wins on Gun Control
There’s a lack of seriousness on the anti-gun side
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White House
Why the GOP Might Try to Impeach Obama Over Benghazi
A chorus of conservatives see the scandal as an opportunity -
Legislation
Gun Control Debate Ripples Through Firearm Industry
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has terminated its relationship with Reed Exhibitions, which long staged SHOT, its annual convention -
Manufacturing
Three More Reasons the NRA Wins on Gun Control
There’s a lack of seriousness on the anti-gun side -
Legislation
The Phony Democratic Outrage Over Votes to Repeal Obamacare
Republicans may be pleasing their base, but their efforts to abolish the health-care law alienate Hispanic voters they need -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
Congress
Should Students Pay the Same Interest Rate as Goldman Sachs?
Senator Elizabeth Warren wants the Federal Reserve to give cash-strapped students the same break it gives to big banks -
White House
IRS Scandal Strategy: The Democratic and Republican Playbooks
When it comes to the IRS scandal, both parties have some fairly disingenuous strategies -
Congress
Canada Looks to Lure Away Skilled U.S. Workers
The Canadian government is fast-tracking visas for skilled tradesmen like plumbers and electricians -
Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
Immigration
Putting a Price Tag on Immigration Reform
The cost of proposed U.S. immigration reform is a tricky number to calculate, but opponents offer one dubious figure -
Politics & Policy
Congress's Fixation With 'Too Big to Fail' Banks
With the deficit shrinking, Congress may take a closer look at breaking up the biggest banks -
Congress
The Meaningless Folly of Sanford vs. Colbert-Busch
Regardless of who wins Tuesday's South Carolina special election, Republicans are likely to carry the seat next year -
White House
Newt Gingrich Explains Why Obama Can't Close a Deal
The president is an obnoxious professor who lectures you and then grades you on how well you listen -
Congress
Five Hard Realities for Gun-Control Proponents
A postmortem on why the proposed assault weapons ban ended in the Senate with a whimper -
Legislation
Immigration Reform May Make Your Job Search Much Tougher
The Senate's effort to reform immigration will probably boost the number of job seekers from abroad
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