Democrats gear up for Clinton 2016
Although she hasn’t said she will run, outside groups are joining party strategists in preparing for her bid.
A 3-star effort to keep Afghan women’s future a priority
Laura Bush, Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Kerry say they fear things will change after U.S. troops leave.
Building excitement for 2016
Which candidate would be more fun for the kind of people who compose the Dems’ nominating electorate?
Obamacare’s sinking ship
The president is tweaking the law, but does anyone actually love it?
USPS lost $5 billion despite revenue gain
Some say the agency would have earned a net profit if not for a requirement to pre-fund future retiree health benefits.
Netanyahu’s JV graphics department
The Israeli prime minister tweets a goofy, poorly designed graphic -- but at least it’s better than that cartoon bomb.
GOP plan would end defined-benefit pension for future feds
Republican lawmakers pitched the plan as a way to save money and achieve parity between public- and private-sector workers.
How John Cornyn avoided a tough primary challenge
Cornyn has only token opposition just a few weeks from the filing deadline.
Does the Senate need a new caucus?
Perhaps senators who were appointed to fill a resigned or dead incumbent’s seat could have their own special caucus to give guidance to their colleagues.
The Fix’s top 15 gubernatorial races of 2014
Christie is set to take the reins of the RGA. He will inherit a landscape in which he will have his work cut out for him,
‘Keep Your Health Plan Act’ spells trouble for House Democrats
Vote for it and be labeled disloyal to Obama. Vote against it and be labeled the supporter of an unpopular law.
Obama’s claim on health costs
The president says the health care law has helped keep health cost increases low, but there is little expert consensus now.
Obama transparency order gets lost in the fog
The State Department wrestles with the media over releasing names of its “Special Government Employees,” such as Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills
In the Loop: Hay-Adams joins the D.C. scandal tour
It’s not the Mayflower, but the nearby competitor is catching up with talk of Secret Service naughtiness.
Report casts doubt on TSA’s behavior-detection efforts
A new report says there’s no proof that the program is efficiently spotting potential airline terrorists.
Obama’s political malpractice
His broken promises and flubbed apologies are making things catastrophic.
Why liberals are panicked about Obamacare
If the law fails, it will take down more than one president.
Contrite but also resolute
In apologizing for health insurance problems, Obama also made plain that his bottom line is unchanged.
For Obama, a challenging last campaign
Nearing end of the first year of his second term, he is running mostly against himself — and falling short.
Obama picks nominees for some key posts
The president picks nominees for surgeon general, assistant attorney general for civil rights and undersecretary for science at the Department of Energy.
Report: IRS needs to tighten security measures
An inspector general’s report said threats of violence against IRS workers and facilities have increased.
Of football, seat belts, and the many analogies of President Obama
Obama turns to sports and online retailers to drive home his points about the health-care law.
Tina Turner’s citizenship move, Part 2
Tina Turner’s citizenship move will have tax implications, but a record number of U.S. citizens and green card holders are renouncing their citizenship.
Report casts doubt on TSA’s behavior detection efforts
A Government Accountability Office official told a House panel there is no solid evidence that the TSA techniques are effective.
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