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Believe it or not, Hillary Clinton isn't the Democrats' only option in 2016. But fear is keeping other possible candidates quiet — for now.

In an interview with IBTimes, Brian Moynihan said Congress should implement financial reforms passed in the wake of the 2008 crisis.

The president's tax proposals are unlikely to get any traction in the GOP-controlled Congress. But they give Democrats a campaign issue.

The word "immigration" only appeared in the GOP's Spanish language State of the Union response.

After fighting for an English language-only government, a senator's State of the Union response speech will be translated to Spanish.

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst, famous for her pig castration ad, will help Republicans reach out to women and tea party voters.

Despite the threat of big climate-related costs to business, CEOs want government to focus more on cutting taxes than on carbon emissions.

Republicans want to stop talking about social issues and the Supreme Court could take gay marriage off the table.

This could be a historic move by the court, which laid the foundation for national legalization of same-sex marriage in 2013.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's decision to close the Izod Center boosts business prospects for a firm owned by the Cowboys owner.

After suffering through 20 debates in the 2012 cycle, the GOP is sanctioning only nine for 2016.

The New York governor appointed Blackstone executive Bill Mulrow to the top spot in Albany.

Christie called for Jones' firm to get a lucrative deal, but now says he had nothing to do with it.

Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina is mulling a 2016 presidential run -- joining two dozen other potential GOP candidates.

New data show poor families pay double the state and local tax rate that is paid by the top 1 percent of households.

Romney is considering a third run for president, but he would need to be a far different candidate than the one who already lost twice.

The N.J. governor's State of the State speech sounded like a presidential stump speech, right down to an anecdote about a Florida voter.

International Business Times broke the news that Christie taking the gifts may run afoul of New Jersey's ethics rules.

Somehow Fox Sports managed to avoid New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Jerry Jones together at the Dallas-Green Bay game.

Paul Ryan says he won't run in 2016. It's clear that Mitt Romney would like to -- but he'll have to win donors away from Jeb Bush.

President Obama will veto bill if passed as is with immigration policy changes.

After an International Business Times report, a lawmaker seeks an investigation of Gov. Chris Christie for possible privacy violations.

New data suggest Wall Street firms are cooking the books and jeopardizing the retirement security of pensioners.

The GOP has to find a way to govern without alienating its right wing -- and without paying the price for policies it claims to support.

Even before Bridgegate, Chris Christie was using the Port Authority as a political weapon.

After nearly a quarter-century in politics, Speaker Boehner says he's got thick skin. But some names still hurt.

Congressional Republicans will begin the long process of trying to whittle away at the Affordable Care Act.

The fight over immigration continues to stall funding for the agency tasked with protecting Americans.

A New Jersey lawmaker says Gov. Chris Christie is not the corruption fighter he'd like people to believe he is.