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The Big Immigration Deal Has a Flaw
Foreign workers might not be persuaded to stay home until a U.S. employer comes calling -
Autos
Audi Wants to Change a 45-Year-Old U.S. Headlight Rule
The optional headlights on Audi's A8 are so smart, they flout a 1968 regulation -
Legislation
Obamacare Should Make Health Care Cheaper—Just Not Right Away
The Society of Actuaries predicts medical claims will rise for several years as higher-risk Americans gravitate to private insurance -
Legislation
For North Dakota's Women, the Closest Abortion Clinic Is a Long Drive
If new laws restricting abortion take effect this summer, North Dakota may become the first state without a dedicated abortion clinic -
Smart Answers
Advice for Small Employers Confused by Obamacare
What size businesses are affected? Does it pay to drop coverage? Industry experts weigh in on a handful of common questions about the law's forthcoming requirements -
Courts
More Gay Marriage: The Benefits Issue at the High Court
In its second gay-marriage case of the week, Supreme Court justices question whether they have authority to render judgment on the Defense of Marriage Act -
Courts
Gay Marriage: Three Key Questions From the High Court
The most germane Supreme Court questioning on California's gay marriage ban came from the case's likely swing voter, Justice Anthony Kennedy -
Legislation
Senate Votes for Online Sales Tax, But Only Hypothetically
While most senators endorsed a non-binding call for a sales tax on Internet purchases, the devil lurks in the exemptions. Fierce resistance by small Web retailers is assured -
Congress
The Senate's $3.7 Trillion, Feel-Good, Totally Meaningless 5 a.m. Budget
It's great that the Senate passed a budget, but getting it to the president is a longshot -
Policy
Explaining Obamacare's Baffling Tax Breaks for Small Business
Small employers have been slow to take the law's tax credit for offering health coverage. Accountants blame complicated rules -
Legislation
Gun Background Checks: Fact or Fiction?
It's time for new research on how many sales occur without a federal background check -
Google
In Europe, Google's News Snippets May Get More Expensive
The search giant fails to reach détente with European publishers on news indexing -
Legislation
Why Evangelicals Now Favor Immigration Reform
The church's reach is waning—but not among Hispanics -
Policy
Small Employers Are Clueless About Obamacare
A majority of business owners don't grasp the basics of the law, a new survey suggests -
Mobile & Telecom
Unlock the Phones. Get Rid of Subsidies
If U.S. carriers end handset subsidies, they won't need to lock devices to their networks. Consumers will have greater choice and eventually save money
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