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10:02 PM - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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POLITICO /
The measures faces little hope in the Senate, as well as a presidential veto.
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POLITICO /
The IRS official struck a defiant tone in her first public appearance since the scandal broke.
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POLITICO /
The company announces it paid off the balance of a $465 million government loan nine years early.
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WSJ.com
City Councilman Eric Garcetti will become the next mayor of Los Angeles, home to nearly 4 million residents.
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CNN.com
Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev took part in a triple homicide outside Boston, a federal law enforcement official told CNN. The source said Chechen Ibragim Todashev also confessed his own role before being killed today in Orlando by th . . .
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WSJ.com
Former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner launched his campaign for mayor of New York City, asking voters to give him a second chance.
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POLITICO
A group argues the state's new gun control law violates their constitutional rights.
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Examiner
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that four American citizens have been killed in drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen since 2009.
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POLITICO /
The senator objects to sending the Senate budget to conference with the House.
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Latest Politic
Bill would strip commanding officers of authority to unilaterally change court-martial convictions in major cases like rape and assault
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WSJ.com
The Senate Judiciary Committee passed a sweeping reworking of immigration laws on Tuesday evening, giving a bipartisan bill its first formal stamp of approval in Congress.
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POLITICO
Without major U.S. pressure on Israel, Palestinians believe the outlook seems bleak.
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Washington Post /
Maybe it was a birthday resolution. Or perhaps a survival strategy. Whatever the case, embattled White House press secretary Jay Carney, who turned 48 on Wednesday, struck a different tone with reporters during his daily briefing. Gone was the . . .
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Big Government
The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Arizona’s law that bans abortions after 20 weeks violates other abortion rulings, including Roe v. Wade. A U.S. district judge upheld the law in July 2012, but the ACLU and Center for Reproductive Right . . .
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The Huffington Post
WASHINGTON -- For all the outcry over who in the White House knew about an inspector general report detailing instances of the Internal Revenue Service targeting conservative groups, it turns out someone else was getting regular updates on the . . .
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WSJ.com
On the eve of her Senate confirmation hearing, commerce-secretary nominee Penny Pritzker alerted Congress that she mistakenly understated her 2012 income by at least $80 million.
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POLITICO /
These allegations are the latest in a rash of cases of sexual offenses in the military.
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Firedoglake /
It has become increasingly well-known that President Barack Obama considers whistleblowers or alleged leakers to be individuals who deserve no protections whatsoever. Recently, with the seizure of the Associated Press' records and the affidavit . . .
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- Too-Big-To-Jail Dogs Obama's Justice Department As Government Documents Raise Questions - The Huffington Post / Shahien Nasiripour
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Washington Post /
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray (D) will resign next month and take a job as head of the Worcester Chamber of Commerce, according to local news reports. Murray announced in January that he would not run for Senate, a week before campaign . . .
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The Huffington Post /
From The Colorado Independent's Susan Greene.While political observers speculate on the factors shaping Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper's thinking on whether or not to prevent the execution later this summer of convicted murderer Nathan Dunlap, . . .
