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With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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2012 campaign
To Lure Women's Votes, Obama Turns to Lilly Ledbetter
She likes the praise—but wants more action on equal pay
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White House
Obama's Clooney Joke Got Lots of Laughs. Too Bad Nobody Fact-Checked It First
The President goofs on a joke about the iconic "Hope" poster from 2008
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White House
Behind Obama's Evolution and Romney's Devolution on Gay Marriage
As they try to catch up to their parties, the candidates look like mirror images of each other
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Courts
A Crackdown on Patently Absurd Lawsuits
The Supreme Court and White House rein in patent owners who file frivolous cases
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2012 campaign
To Lure Women's Votes, Obama Turns to Lilly Ledbetter
She likes the praise—but wants more action on equal pay -
Courts
A Crackdown on Patently Absurd Lawsuits
The Supreme Court and White House rein in patent owners who file frivolous cases
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White House
Obama Loses 40% of West Virginia Vote to an Inmate
It doesn’t bode well for the President that so many Democrats would rather vote for a complete unknown than not vote at all
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Courts
With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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White House
Lucky or Good? The Truth About the Obama Recovery
To win reelection, Barack Obama can't just persuade voters the economy is improving. He has to make them believe he's the reason why -
White House
Obama's Clooney Joke Got Lots of Laughs. Too Bad Nobody Fact-Checked It First
The President goofs on a joke about the iconic "Hope" poster from 2008
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White House
Obama's Economy: A Graphical Look
From the stimulus to the Bush tax cut deal to deficit reduction, debt-ceiling brinkmanship, and the job market, the Obama administration has overseen an economic recovery. Is it enough to get him reelected?
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Energy
Obama Steals a GOP Slogan on Energy
Nobody ever said a good snippet of spin can't be used by the left and the right -
Health Care
Mandatory Health Insurance: The Case For, and Against
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Congress has the power to require the purchase of health insurance. Two federal appeals courts have examined the question and came to opposing conclusions
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Health Care
Health-Care Economies of Scale
Obama's innovation center looks to the private sector to discover new cost savings -
Energy
The Feds Love Green Cars, but Run Their Fleets on Gas
The government preaches green while burning fossil fuel
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Energy
Charlie Rose Talks to Daniel Yergin
The Pulitzer prize-winning energy expert discusses the political side of gas prices, the impact of fracking, and the importance of efficiency
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2012 campaign
Ron Paul's Torchbearers
As the libertarian icon prepares to retire, a crop of candidates is lining up to run on his platform -
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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White House
What Joseph Smith's Candidacy Can Teach Mitt Romney
The first Mormon presidential candidate also happened to be the first Mormon -
Regulation
Who's Afraid of the NRA?
A new debate about the political potency of the gun lobby
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White House
How to Have the President's Back: Reggie Love
The president's assistant for seven years says it's all about managing expectations -
News
The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights: Are We the Consumers, Or Are We the Product?
Yes, we want Google, Facebook, and all other online services to keep our information private. But if we want them to remain free, something's gotta give
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Trademarks
Obama Wants to Trademark the GI Bill. Good Luck With That
The White House tries to keep returning vets from being taken for a ride
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2012 campaign
The Business of Ending a Presidential Campaign
Think running a presidential campaign sounds difficult? Try shutting one down
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White House
Obama's Clooney Joke Got Lots of Laughs. Too Bad Nobody Fact-Checked It First
The President goofs on a joke about the iconic "Hope" poster from 2008
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Courts
A Crackdown on Patently Absurd Lawsuits
The Supreme Court and White House rein in patent owners who file frivolous cases
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Courts
With a Sharp Tongue, Scalia Challenges the White House
The Supreme Court justice not so respectfully takes on the Obama administration
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White House
Obama Loses 40% of West Virginia Vote to an Inmate
It doesn’t bode well for the President that so many Democrats would rather vote for a complete unknown than not vote at all
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2012 campaign
The Business of Ending a Presidential Campaign
Think running a presidential campaign sounds difficult? Try shutting one down
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Trademarks
Obama Wants to Trademark the GI Bill. Good Luck With That
The White House tries to keep returning vets from being taken for a ride
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White House
What Joseph Smith's Candidacy Can Teach Mitt Romney
The first Mormon presidential candidate also happened to be the first Mormon -
2012 campaign
To Lure Women's Votes, Obama Turns to Lilly Ledbetter
She likes the praise—but wants more action on equal pay -
2012 campaign
Ron Paul's Torchbearers
As the libertarian icon prepares to retire, a crop of candidates is lining up to run on his platform -
White House
Lucky or Good? The Truth About the Obama Recovery
To win reelection, Barack Obama can't just persuade voters the economy is improving. He has to make them believe he's the reason why -
Health Care
Health-Care Economies of Scale
Obama's innovation center looks to the private sector to discover new cost savings -
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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