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National Journal One City's Quest to Erase the Gender Pay Gap
Boston is trying to ensure its female workers earn as much as men by asking local companies to rethink perks such as workplace flexibility and child care.
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National Journal Valentines for Washington
Politicians aren't writing each other love notes, so we did it for them.
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National Journal The Senate Has Raised the Debt Ceiling. Are These Constant Battles Over?
Congress has passed a debt-ceiling raise weeks before hitting the deadline. But this doesn't mean the fight is permanently over.
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National Journal House Quickly Votes to Raise the Debt Ceiling, Then Heads Home
The final plan came together in less than a day. But some Republicans are headed for an unhappy break.
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National Journal House GOP Scraps Debt-Ceiling Plan
They're going clean.
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Getty Images Justin Bieber Transcends Politics
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National Journal Henry Waxman Announces Retirement, and Pelosi Loses Another Ally
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National Journal Former Aide to Sen. Alexander Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Ryan Loskarn had been facing charges of possessing and distributing child pornography.
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National Journal Democrats Threaten to Oppose Budget Deal Over Unemployment Benefits
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National Journal Sen. Lamar Alexander's Chief of Staff Put on Leave Following Child Pornography Allegations
The Tennessee Republican is "stunned" about his staffer, Ryan Loskarn.
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National Journal This Statue of Truman Has Spent Decades Weathering Greek Abuse
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National Journal Obamacare Fixes Calm Democrats — For Now
Democrats are relieved by website repairs, but don't expect a celebration.
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National Journal Unemployment Insurance for 1.3 Million Will End at Christmas Unless Congress Acts
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Congressmen Voted Out Over Their Pro-Obamacare Stances Are Angry
Vulnerable House Democrats back in 2009 knew that they were risking their political careers by casting votes for the Affordable Care Act. And more than 60 of them--including some who didn't even vote for the bill--lost their seats the following year.
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National Journal I Lost My Seat in Congress, and All I Got Was This Broken Website
Democrats who walked the plank for Obamacare in 2010 now have to watch the White House mess it up.
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National Journal Democrats Are Starting to Freak Out About Obamacare
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Why Women Thrive in Political Fundraising
Men still dominate politics, government, and lobbying, but in fundraising, women play on level turf.
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National Journal Another Anti-Obamacare Amendment Lurks in the Senate
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National Journal Can D.C. Really Handle a White Mayor?
Washington, now booming, is no longer "Chocolate City." Could a white mayor in a gentrifying town escalate racial tensions?
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Why So Quiet, Marco Rubio?
On Day Two of the first government shutdown in 17 years, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida held a press conference on flood-insurance reform. On Day Three, he endorsed a little-known Pasco County Republican running for the Florida House. His last national media appearance was eight days ago.
