White House told of health site issues in March
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An independent analysis given to officials in the spring foreshadowed many of the problems HealthCare.gov’s enrollment system has experienced since its debut.
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White House told of health site issues in March
An independent analysis given to officials in the spring foreshadowed many of the problems HealthCare.gov’s enrollment system has experienced since its debut.
Cheney family clash over gay marriage reflects GOP’s split
The former vice president and his wife weigh in as their daughters publicly spar on the issue.
Liz Cheney’s view of gay marriage makes her a normal Republican
Same-sex marriage is a long way from becoming a fully bipartisan issue.
Harry Potter and the riled postal panel
A group that weighs a proposed stamp’s cultural significance says it is being overlooked.
50 years later, JFK assassination report is released online
Government Printing Office says it’s the first time the ‘complete, official version’ has been made available.
Fed retirees concerned about health insurance
Federal retirees at health forum have questions about cost of health care and impact of Obamacare.
In the Loop: Kerry’s ‘singsong-y’ Norwegian accent
The secretary of state, once accused of looking French, shows he can speak yet another language.
GOP budget architect looks to lay a path to fight poverty
Ryan, who hasn’t ruled out a 2016 run in a soul-searching Republican Party, has been visiting poor urban areas.
Congress moves to raise scrutiny of bulk-mix pharmacies
Vote comes a year after a meningitis outbreak from contaminated steroid pain injections killed 64 people.
Sotomayor questions Alabama death-penalty process
Joined by Breyer, justices says Supreme Court should review judges overriding jury vote for life sentences
The Cheneys: Politics or family?
Dick and Lynne Cheney step into the fray between their daughters with a statement that favors politics over family.
Four agriculture committee members seek timeline on poultry inspection proposal
The lawmakers, including Rep. Frank D. Lucas (R-Okla.) and Rep. Collin C. Peterson (D-Minn.), support the proposed system.
More federal employees tapped retirement savings in shutdown
Drawdown of TSP accounts could impact long-term finances of employees who faced short-term hardships.
Liz Cheney in 2009: ‘Freedom means freedom for everybody’
In 2009, Liz Cheney opposed a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.
Cheney parents defend Liz Cheney in feud with sister
In a just-released statement, the parents appear to sympathize with Liz Cheney and appear to disagree with comments made by Mary Cheney’s wife.
Why Cheney vs Cheney matters
At the least, it’s an unwelcome distraction for Liz Cheney; at the most, it could seriously strain her effort to convince voters she is genuine.
People in the Northeast and Midwest (and Texas) pay the highest property taxes
Depending on which county you live in, property taxes can amount to anywhere from 0.2 percent to 3.1 percent of a home’s value.
Pete Rouse leaving the White House?
President Obama’s trusted counselor Pete Rouse, his longest serving senior aide back to Senate days, is said to be looking to leave soon, but nothing’s “imminent.
Marking JFK anniversary, GPO releases digital Warren Commission report
The agency marked the upcoming 50th anniversary of JFK’s death by releasing a digital version of his assassination report.
History might judge President Obama poorly. But we can’t know that now.
Gallup shows President Obama faring badly against past presidents. Why that doesn’t mean much.
Chicago’s $33 billion in taxpayer obligations
Decades of debt and public employee pensions will keep Chicago taxpayers on the hook for generations to come.
Medicaid expansion, Duck Dynasty and a Louisiana House special election
Where do “Duck Dynasty” and Medicaid expansion intercept? In the campaign of the man set to become the newest member of Congress.
John Kerry’s Norwegian, translated
An international mystery solved: What the Secretary of State said during a meeting with a dignitary from Norway.
High court won’t hear challenge to phone-records program
A lawsuit sought to stop the NSA from collecting the domestic records of millions of Verizon customers.
The United States is isolated in the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations
Canada and the United States are the two most isolated countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations.
How Sheldon Adelson put Clark County on the map. Literally.
The casino mogul donated more than $95 million to political causes in 2012.
Alaska says no to Medicaid expansion
The state will forgo up to $3.7 billion in federal funding, leave 40,000 uninsured.
Should the U.S. give cash or food to the Philippines?
Americans who reside in farm states are more supportive of food aid than cash transfers, whereas those in other states are not.
Upcoming battle will showcase rising power of women in Senate
The Senate is poised for the first major policy dispute in recent years spearheaded by the chamber’s growing number of women.
Philips helps surgeons see
Philips and RealView Imaging team up to improve patient care.
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