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The NRA Fights City Hall
The gun lobby is cracking down on cities that adopt firearms laws -
Policy
My Bright Idea: Robert E. Litan on the Startup Act 2.0
Bloomberg Government's director of research says the bipartisan legislation would help rejuvenate U.S. entrepreneurship, in part by harnessing the talent of skilled immigrants -
Policy
How Opt Out Keeps People In
Force employees to instigate exits from 401(k)s, and chances are they won't leave -
2012 campaign
One Thing Romney and Obama Agree On: Big Government
Both candidates' economic plans would spend money we don't have and neglect to say how they'll pay it back -
2012 campaign
Paul Ryan Could Scare the Bejesus out of Florida Seniors
Ryan's plan to cut Medicare could cost Republicans a crucial—and possibly decisive—swing state -
Legislation
Ready, or Not, for Obamacare
Maryland and other blue states race to make the sprawling health-care law a reality -
Legislation
Eliminating Tax Loopholes Is the New Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
Obama and Romney say they're going to do it. Good luck -
Legislation
Semi-Automatic Thinking on Gun Control
No amount of legislative tinkering would seriously slow the sort of evil psychotics who shoot innocent people -
Policy
Time to Equalize Tax Breaks for Charitable Giving?
An analysis by a nonprofit shows that in-kind donations by small businesses would quadruple if they were to receive credits comparable to those their big counterparts get -
Legislation
Gun Control and the Milwaukee Sikh Massacre
Organizations favoring greater regulation of the lawful ownership of firearms were quick to demand action -
U.S. economy
A Decade of Tax Cuts and Deficits
More than 10 years on, the Bush tax cuts are still with us—adding to the debt -
Legislation
Why Burger King Doesn't Like Obamacare
Businesses whose staff levels hover around the 50-worker mark are wrestling with a tricky set of choices -
Legislation
What the U.S. Postal Service Default Really Means
The USPS's missed payments adds to uncertainty about its future and is spurring companies to find alternatives -
Congress
Trying to Keep the Post Office From Going Bust
Senator Tom Carper is on a one-man crusade to save the mail -
Legislation
What Does a Student Loan Buy You?
The answer isn't very reassuring
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