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As Ina Drew Heads to Washington, Senators Ready for Whale Watching
Drew and other current and former JPMorgan executives will testify on the bank’s “London Whale” trading losses -
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 -
Manufacturing
The NRA's Corporate Donors
Since 2005, about three out of four of the National Rifle Association's corporate supporters have come from the firearms industry -
Politics & Policy
Why Big Banks Are Right to Fear Elizabeth Warren
Regulators are heeding her demands to be more aggressive in prosecuting fraud and money laundering -
Congress
The Right-Wing Case Against Paul Ryan’s Budget
Conservatives hate it for the same reason liberals do: It’s not much different from his last budget -
Congress
Thanks Again, Paul Ryan. How About a Backroom Deal Instead?
The difference between a plan and a budget is an agreement -
Policy
What White and Cordray Will Face in Their Confirmation Hearings
The Senate banking committee will grill two of Obama's top financial regulatory picks -
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
The Unintended Consequences of the Voting Rights Act
Comedian Bill Maher points out that the act encouraged gerrymandering and the election of "crazy right-winger Republicans" -
Politics & Policy
Debt Debate: Did Pete Peterson Waste His Fortune?
With the chance of a grand bargain slipping away, his critics have begun to weigh in -
Congress
Raytheon Will Test Anti-Missile Blimps Over Washington
Missile-seeking blimps will get a test run guarding the Capitol -
Congress
Why Won't Americans Listen to Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles?
After their eponymous commission failed to get a deal to cut the deficit, Simpson and Bowles hit the road to sound the alarm. America's response? Crickets -
White House
C. Everett Koop and the Trouble With the Senate Confirmation Process
For presidential appointees, adherence to a set of issues is not a great predictor of performance in office -
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
Elizabeth Warren Is the Opposite of Hillary Clinton
Two very different approaches to success as a celebrity senator
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