Obama climate rules loom as elections near
The Obama administration plans to unveil strict emissions limits for U S power plants in early June. Democrats fear political backlash in energy states while Republicans push against perceived Obama war on coal. Polls show broad support for cutting pollution despite GOP efforts to link Democrats to the president's climate agenda.
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EPA pledges to end oversight dispute at Congress hearing
The EPA told the House committee it will seek permission to share information with the inspector general. The investigation concerns a Homeland Security office tied to Obama staff that allegedly blocked access to information on external threats and misconduct.
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NC Senate race sets tone for November campaigning
Thom Tillis victory in the NC GOP primary frames national fights for control of the Senate. Hagan labels Tillis an Obama foe as both sides deploy sharp attacks over health care, education, and spending. The clash hints at broader battles in Arkansas Colorado Louisiana Kentucky and beyond.
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House GOP pushes Benghazi probe amid election year tensions
Republicans move to establish a Benghazi select committee to investigate the 2012 attack on the U S diplomatic post in Libya. Democrats push for even membership and time limits, warning of a partisan, open-ended inquiry aimed at the Obama administration. House Speaker Boehner says aim is to uncover the truth.
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Republicans seek tighter control of 2016 nomination process
The Republican National Committee plans to curtail the nominating calendar and reduce debates to six to ten before 2016. It aims to sanction candidates who ignore rules and to set debate formats and moderators, with tentative penalties for rogue events.
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