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The Government's Confidence Slide May Be Less Than It Looks
Gallup's new numbers show a sharp drop in trust in Washington, but the partisan split and a stubborn 49-point power gap tell a more complicated story.
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Three Healthcare Stocks Show Where Medicare Policy Hits Cash Flow
BrightSpring, Clover and agilon all route federal reimbursement through different rails, and the numbers show how much each depends on Washington.
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Antitrust Remedies Explained: Breakups, Conduct Rules and Consent Decrees
Winning a monopoly case is the easy half; the fight over what the court actually orders is where remedies live or die.
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How the National Weather Service Issues Warnings
Each severe weather alert carries a precise meaning set by one agency. Knowing the difference between a watch and a warning can change what you do next.
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What Is the National Debt and Who Owns It?
The national debt is the running total of what the federal government owes its lenders. It is held by the government itself, private investors, and foreign countries.
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How a Cabinet Secretary Shapes Everyday Life
The rules a department writes reach farther than any law Congress passes this year.
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What the President Can and Can't Do by Executive Order
An executive order runs the executive branch. It cannot write law, spend money, or survive a court that says it exceeds the president's authority.
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Eugene Bardach Taught Policy Analysis to Admit Its Own Doubt
The field's most practical textbook came from a political scientist who insisted that the best of the feasible is the best you get.
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Rights and Responsibilities of US Citizens Explained
Civic duties are what the law asks of you; constitutional guarantees are what the law owes you — and the two are not the same thing.