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Agencies: 2014 Was the Hottest Year on Record
NOAA and NASA climate scientists say the measurements provide further evidence of global warming.
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Barack Obama and David Cameron Speak Out After Terrorism in Europe
The two leaders held a press conference Friday.
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Top Obamacare Chief to Step down Next Month
Marilyn Tavenner remained publicly unflappable amid rollout glitches.
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Seven Ways to Play a Bigger Game This Year
Now is a great time to think about how you can play the kind of game that really changes things and makes a big difference.
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Four Reasons Why Romney Is a 2016 Long-Shot
The 2012 nominee's biography, baggage, and recent history seem a toxic cocktail for another run.
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White House to Disclose New Changes to NSA Spying
The intelligence community will release more information about post-Snowden changes to its surveillance programs by the end of the month.
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When Disability Is in the Eye of the Beholder
The diary of a teacher who learns an inspirational lesson.
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America Will Miss Obama When He's Gone
Obama may be a polarizing figure right now, but he'll be immensely popular once he leaves office.
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Report: Obstacles for Women in Local Government Leadership Remain After 30 Years
ELGL co-founder: “I want elected officials to worry about this topic as much as I do. I want a nationwide conversation with anyone who works in local government.”
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Conservative Agenda Push Begins With Immigration
The right's wish list includes confrontations with Obama on border policies, health care.
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Joni Ernst Is Delivering the GOP Response to the State of the Union
This is the second year in a row that Republicans have picked a woman to give their rebuttal.
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SEC Chair's Conflict of Interest Waiver Draws Scrutiny
Nonprofit POGO says Ethics Office’s decision perpetuates “revolving door.”
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Empowering a New Wave of Government Innovation
Lessons from the digital age of community, creativity and collaboration.
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GSA Chief Tangherlini to Step Down in February
Agenda included stabilizing agency rocked by conference spending scandal.
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Climate Change May Cost Much More Than The Federal Government Says
Rising global temperatures will burn a hole in American pockets.
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Where The Affordable Care Act Is Still Struggling
Some states haven’t recovered from low enrollment in the law’s first year.
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Should Cities Have a Different Minimum Wage Than Their State?
Debates over wage-requirements are common at the federal and state level, but now more municipalities are joining the conversation in an attempt to address variations in the cost of living.
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Obama's Two Minds on Natural Gas
The White House celebrates the natural-gas boom, so why is it hitting industry with new regulations?
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One Way to Tackle Job Interview Jitters
Don't let your negative inner monologue take over.
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