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The analysis could prove relevant in the pending Supreme Court case, King v. Burwell, where challengers argue that Congress meant for Obamacare to limit subsidies to state exchanges.
Inequality isn’t just unfair — it’s deeply wasteful.
”Just close your eyes and think of me / “yes and soon I will be there.”
Alibaba and Alipay have pilot agreements to handle payments and shipping to China for Neiman Marcus, Saks and others.
“Half of all racist attacks in France take Jews as their target, even though they number less than 1% of the population.”
So we’re all rich, right?
Catch up on the debate in 10 seconds.
It could be “the most volatile, unpredictable Republican contest most Americans have ever seen,” Rove writes.
It’s not just radical Islamists engaging in the attacks.
At issue is whether Luxembourg’s tax policies violate E.U. rules.
For the first time in a decade, the number of Americans who say they can afford the health care they need went up.
A guide to Bush’s record as an education reformer.
Competitive features for a third of the price.
Invented by a comedian arrested for anti-Semitism, the gesture has spread widely since 2005.