Daily Policy Focus: Though Iran's pattern of behavior these past decades epitomizes the worst of tyrannical regimes, the agreed-to framework would leave in place all of its nuclear infrastructure.
News: As lawmakers debate whether to extend the life of the highly contested Export-Import Bank, the agency's chief watchdog said it's likely more indictments could be issued as a result of more than 31 investigations into alleged fraud at the bank.
News: Taking a break from his presidential campaign, Marco Rubio joined his Senate colleague Mike Lee at The Heritage Foundation to outline a "pro-growth" and "pro-family" tax reform plan.
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As Ukraine Tries to Purge Its Communist Past, Terrorist Threats Follow
The IRS' Tax-Exempt Backlog Is Gone?…Really?
Missouri Welfare Reform Bill Would Ban Buying Lobster, Steak With Food Stamps
