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For Obamacare to Work, Small Employers Must Embrace Exchanges
High costs keep many small businesses from offering workers health coverage. Exchanges being set up this year could cut prices—if enough people participate -
Politics & Policy
Obama's $1.3 Trillion Budget Gift to Paul Ryan
The House budget chairman railed against the president's tax increases and Medicare cuts, but Ryan's new budget keeps them in place -
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 -
cybersecurity
The Telecom Industry's Pushback Against Cybersecurity
Telecoms say anti-hacking rules should apply to tech companies, too -
White House
Democrats Swoon for Obama's Choice for Budget Chief, Sylvia Mathews Burwell
The president turns to an old Clinton hand to lead the Office of Management and Budget -
Books
Lanny Davis's 'Crisis Tales': The Art of Distortion
A former Obama speechwriter and co-creator of the NBC comedy 1600 Penn takes on the Washington spin master -
Legislation
Why Letting Illegal Immigrants Out of Jail Makes Sense
Has the Obama administration's strict detention program really deterred illegal immigration? -
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" -
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 -
White House
Bond Market and White House Disagree on U.S. Economy
The Office of Management and Budget paints a rosier picture for economic growth -
White House
Bloomberg View: An International Response to Cyberwar
Cybersecurity requires cooperation between the U.S. and China -
Japan
Japan’s Popular Prime Minister Heads to Washington
Abe comes to Washington as a well-liked leader confident in his economic reform program -
White House
Bulking Up the Border
Under Obama, U.S. efforts to secure the border with Mexico have dramatically increased
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