TransCanada Crop (TRP) Launches New Ad Campaign For The Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline
The Canadian energy giant announced plans that it is starting a new ad campaign in light of President Barack Obama's climate change speech last month.
Continuing Resolution 2014: Can Republicans Really Force A Government Shutdown Over Obamacare?
Republicans want to see Obamacare disappear so badly they are willing to not fund the government. Whether it will work is a different story.
Global Cost Of Hacking Exaggerated: Did McAfee Inflate Data To Profit From Cybersecurity Expansions?
A 2009 figure on the global cost of hacking, cited by intelligence officials and President Obama, was grossly inflated. Did McAfee report a false number to profit from government cybersecurity expansions?
Snowden Hopes To Be Granted Temporary Asylum In Russia By Wednesday
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Health Insurance Premiums In NY, Other States Set To Drop In 2014; Is Obamacare To Thank?
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Gina McCarthy Gets Senate Confirmation For EPA Administrator Post
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Senate Confirms Tom Perez As Labor Secretary 54-46
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Moody's Cuts Chicago Debt Rating As Crime-Fighting Costs And Pension Deficits Buffet The Windy City
Chicago's $36B retirement-fund deficit and its $7.7B in general-obligation bonds forced a cut to an A3 rating/negative outlook.
Global Attitudes Towards China And The U.S. Shift: World More Firm on China’s Ascension To Top Superpower
The 39-country survey found that thousands more people believe China will become the world’s top superpower compared to 2008.
Student Loans Could Be Cheaper This Fall; Democrat, Republican Senators Agree To Link Student Loan Interest Rates To Market Rates In Future Years
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Jimmy Carter On George Zimmerman Verdict: Jury 'Made The Right Decision' In Trayvon Martin Shooting, Ex-President Says [VIDEO]
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Senate Confirms Richard Cordray 66-34 To Head CFPB
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Trayvon Martin Case: Gun Control Advocates Hope to Put Gun Debate Back in Spotlight
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What Makes Content Go Viral? Scientists Examine Data On Reddit Posts, Facebook Shares
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Gamblers Have Malala Yousafzai Way Ahead Of Edward Snowden For Next Nobel Peace Prize; Bradley Manning Has The Same Odds As Bill Clinton
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NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize
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Man Arrested For Taking Photos Of John Kerry's House While Wife Teresa Heinz Kerry Hospitalized
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Obama Statement On George Zimmerman Verdict In Trayvon Martin Case: 'A Jury Has Spoken'
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Is Lawrence Summers, Former Treasury Secretary, Harvard University President And Obama Adviser, Actively Jockeying To Replace Ben Bernanke As Fed Chair?
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Why Are House Republicans Moving Slowly On Immigration Reform? Obama Administration Distrust
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NSA Spying Controversy: The New Agency That Could Change Government Surveillance
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Looming Debt Ceiling, Budget Talks Could Help Kill 2013 Immigration Reform
The debt ceiling debate's comeback around October will pressure House Republicans to prioritize, leaving immigration reform aside.
Farm Bill A Top Concern As House Members Return From July 4th Break
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