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  • U.S. CapitolFinance

    These things cost more than the entire U.S. lobbying budget last year

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Saturday, April 25th

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  • Comcast truck 2014Features

    Comcast-Time Warner Cable implosion shows limits of big money in Washington

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Saturday, April 18th

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  • House Fails To Pass Bill Funding Homeland Security DepartmentFeatures

    House Republicans just voted to give the very wealthy a tax break

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  • U.S. Senator Rubio waves on stage with his family after he announced his bid for the White House in 2016 at the Freedom Tower in MiamiFeatures

    Marco Rubio wants you to know something about his presidential rivals: They’re old

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  • U.S. Senator Paul formally announces his candidacy for president during an event in LouisvilleLeadership

    Rand Paul is running for president as an outsider, but he still needs insider money

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  • Ted CruzLeadership

    Ted Cruz is attacking the Coins2Day 500, and that’s smart politics

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  • Senator Menendez speaks during ISIS hearing on Capitol Hill in WashingtonFeatures

    U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez Indicted on Corruption Charges

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  • Key Speakers At The Conservative Political Action ConferenceLeadership

    This is what it costs to run for president

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  • Ted CruzLeadership

    Ted Cruz is officially running for president — that’s bad news for the Ex-Im Bank

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  • Finance

    A Bush family tradition: Fundraising records

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  • Hillary Clinton speaks on "Smart Power: Security Through Inclusive Leadership" at Georgetown University in WashingtonLeadership

    Hillary Clinton’s email arrangement is looking even stranger

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  • House Speaker John Boehner Holds His Weekly Media BriefingFeatures

    Washington’s big business agenda is on life support

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  • The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) holds a hearing in WashingtonTech

    Why big tech isn’t celebrating its big victory on net neutrality

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