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Lobbying to Become Lobbyists for Crowdfunding
New "trade associations" pop up to represent crowdfunding sites
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Hard Choices
Kristi Noem on Completing Her College Degree
The Republican congresswoman from South Dakota dropped out of college two decades ago. Now she's finally getting her diploma
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Congress
Washington Takes Aim at the Hottest Debit Card Around
Richard Cordray takes aim at the booming prepaid debit-card market
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Congress
What Game Is John Boehner Playing?
The House speaker challenges the president to another budget showdown
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Congress
An Easy Way to Fix What's Wrong With Washington
Get rid of the filibuster that's strangling the U.S. Senate
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Congress
Washington Takes Aim at the Hottest Debit Card Around
Richard Cordray takes aim at the booming prepaid debit-card market
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Congress
What Game Is John Boehner Playing?
The House speaker challenges the president to another budget showdown
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Legislation
Lobbying to Become Lobbyists for Crowdfunding
New "trade associations" pop up to represent crowdfunding sites
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Congress
Pepsi Levies a Sin Tax on Its Workers
PepsiCo workers object to a $50 fee tied to smoking and obesity
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Legislation
ExxonMobil vs. Dodd-Frank
A new U.S. law takes aim at the "resource curse." Why is Big Oil trying to kill it?
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Regulation
The Defender of Private Equity Tax Breaks
Steve Judge lobbies Congress to keep taxes low on firms such as Bain Capital, Blackstone, KKR, and Carlyle Group
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Congress
How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece
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Congress
The End Is Coming: January 1, 2013
It’s not quite Armageddon, but premature deficit reduction could stall the U.S. recovery
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Facebook
Netflix Wants Everyone to Know What You're Watching
The company seeks Senate approval for the movies you watch to be shared via Facebook
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ALEC's Secrets Revealed; Corporations Flee
The American Legislative Exchange Council, the quiet pen behind hundreds of laws, gets defensive -
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The Ron Paul Effect
His agenda will outlast his career
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Transportation
TSA Airport Screeners Are Under Siege
Travelers have hated the TSA since its creation. Now even Congress is losing its patience with the agency
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Congress
Wall Street's Favorite Democrat
Jim Himes works to dial back laws that get in the big banks' way
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Health Care
Eleven Alternatives to Obamacare's Individual Mandate
How to get Americans into health-care plans if part of the law gets struck down
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Transportation
America's Broken Bridges
The U.S. is running out of money it needs to inspect thousands of fragile, decaying bridges
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Regulation
The Questionable Economics of the Keystone XL Pipeline
Supporters of the Keystone pipeline claim it will create thousands of jobs and reduce the price of gas. That may be wishful thinking
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Regulation
Who's Afraid of the NRA?
A new debate about the political potency of the gun lobby
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Congress
Are Union Bosses Just Like North Korean Dictators?
An ad campaign makes a provocative comparison -
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Watching Congress at Work
How your elected officials behave in the arena reveals their true character
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Legislation
The Postal Reform Compromise Nobody Loves
The bill would make it more difficult to cut Saturday delivery and 3,700 unprofitable post offices
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Legislation
ExxonMobil vs. Dodd-Frank
A new U.S. law takes aim at the "resource curse." Why is Big Oil trying to kill it?
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Congress
What Game Is John Boehner Playing?
The House speaker challenges the president to another budget showdown
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Legislation
Lobbying to Become Lobbyists for Crowdfunding
New "trade associations" pop up to represent crowdfunding sites
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Congress
The Ron Paul Effect
His agenda will outlast his career
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Congress
Pepsi Levies a Sin Tax on Its Workers
PepsiCo workers object to a $50 fee tied to smoking and obesity
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Congress
Washington Takes Aim at the Hottest Debit Card Around
Richard Cordray takes aim at the booming prepaid debit-card market
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Congress
The End Is Coming: January 1, 2013
It’s not quite Armageddon, but premature deficit reduction could stall the U.S. recovery
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Legislation
ALEC's Secrets Revealed; Corporations Flee
The American Legislative Exchange Council, the quiet pen behind hundreds of laws, gets defensive -
Congress
How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece
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Facebook
Netflix Wants Everyone to Know What You're Watching
The company seeks Senate approval for the movies you watch to be shared via Facebook
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Transportation
Bloomberg View: Getting U.S. Transportation Moving; Housing Debt: Forgive, Then Profit
How to pay for transportation infrastructure; getting stronger by forgiving mortgage debt via shared appreciation
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Congress
How to Talk to a Democrat, or a Republican
In an era of political polarization, two aisle-crossing veterans (who co-wrote a 2010 tax-reform bill) spell out what it takes to get the collaborative juices flowing
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Congress
Olympia Snowe on Losing Faith in Congress
The departing moderate says Americans need to demand more of their representation on Capitol Hill
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White House
Obama's Buffett Rule Balancing Act
As Democrats feud over how to sell tax hikes for the rich, Obama has to pick sides
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Regulation
The Questionable Economics of the Keystone XL Pipeline
Supporters of the Keystone pipeline claim it will create thousands of jobs and reduce the price of gas. That may be wishful thinking
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Congress
Charlie Rose Talks to Senator Tom Coburn
The Republican deficit hawk, physician, and author of The Debt Bomb talks about fixing America's finances while doing no harm
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