Scalia Strikes Down Chicago-Style Pizza
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Chelsea Clinton Calls Gay Rights Activists to Action
Speaking at Human Right’s Campaign’s annual conference
NSA Memo Says Snowden Tricked Colleague to Get Password
The internal agency memo says a civilian employee has resigned after being reprimanded for giving Snowden access to his password
Intelligence Chief Says Afghanistan Leader Unlikely to Sign Security Pact
James Clapper says Hamid Karzai probably won’t strike a deal for U.S. troops to stay
Mitt Romney Says He Won’t Run for President in 2016
The ex-GOP presidential contender squashed rumors of bubbling support for a third Romney candidacy
Campaign Websites in 2014 Aren’t Always What They Seem
A new fundraising tactic walks a thin line between clever campaigning and fraud
Deficit Down But Health Costs to Bleed Red Ink Again
The Congressional Budget Office sees deficits falling in the short term but climbing over the next decade
MSNBC’s Tweet About Biracial Families May Be More Wrong Than You Thought
A social scientist crunches the numbers after MSNBC’s tweet-gate
Obama Stands by Intelligence Chief
The president defended James Clapper’s controversial, “least untruthful” testimony before Congress last year
Obama Partners with Companies to Aid Long-Term Jobless
Walmart, Apple and others work with administration to help unemployed find work
Feds to Pay for GPS Trackers for Autistic Children
Sen. Charles Schumer has been pushing for the move since the disappearance and death of Avonte Oquendo in October last year
House GOP To Hammer Out Immigration Stance
Will opt for piecemeal reform rather than a comprehensive overhaul
Web Companies Reach Deal with Government to Reveal Snooping Requests
New rules will give Internet firms more opportunity to disclose information about government requests for user data