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Why Washington’s Fiscal Follies Will Continue
Politics Deal or not, the next fight between Congress and the White House is just weeks away.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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Government Shutdown Puts Boehner in a Tough Spot
Politics The speaker’s stark choice: Please the tea party or lose his job.
By David Morris Published
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A Federal Shutdown Won't Derail Obamacare
Politics Closing down the government is a feel-good stunt for the far right that will end up wasting taxpayer dollars.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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A Tipping Point in the Privacy vs. Security Battle
Politics Amid concerns that the NSA overstepped its bounds, Congress eyes surveillance limits.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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Can a Government Shutdown Be Avoided?
Politics With lawmakers and President Obama far apart, compromise seems to be a dirty word in Washington.
By David Morris Published
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Obamacare Delay Gives GOP New Chance to Fight Health Law
Politics Congress won't repeal the insurance law, but conservatives will score political points by trying.
By Richard Sammon Published
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What the Supreme Court’s DOMA Ruling Means for Employers
Business Costs & Regulation In states that allow same-sex marriage, businesses should prepare for sweeping changes to benefits administration.
By Martha Lynn Craver Published
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Why the Map Matters in Determining Obamacare Costs
business Employers in some states will see more choices and lower bills when mandated medical coverage begins.
By Martha Lynn Craver Published
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Employers: Get Ready for Health Care Changes Now
business Major health care changes start January 1, when most people are required to have coverage or pay a penalty for ignoring the federal mandate.
By Martha Lynn Craver Published
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