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A loose coalition of anti-tax activists, direct marketers and financial industry trade groups has a tough task this week in overcoming bipartisan support for letting states impose sales taxes on out-of-state sellers.
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Gina McCarthy, President Barack Obama’s nominee to head the Environmental Protection Agency, vowed “common sense” steps to tackle climate change, and said those actions can be taken without undermining the economy.
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Sally Jewell, an outdoor-equipment executive and former petroleum engineer and commercial banker, won Senate confirmation to become U.S. Interior secretary in a bipartisan Senate vote.
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Senate Republicans told President Barack Obama that the only way to reach a broad deficit- reduction deal is to work with them, not campaign against them.
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President Barack Obama’s administration should weigh the climate-change impact of burning coal in Asia when considering whether to approve Pacific coal- export terminals, two Western governors said.
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Interior secretary nominee Sally Jewell was backed by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee today in a bipartisan 19-3 vote that sends her nomination to the full Senate for confirmation.
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President Barack Obama’s proposed immigration law changes and gun control measures should be able to pass Congress, said David Plouffe, Obama’s senior political adviser.
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As she stood before governors from western U.S. states last June, Sally Jewell made a pitch that was self-evident and revolutionary: Public lands are an economic boon.
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U.S. Senate Republicans elected John Thune of South Dakota to become the third-ranking leader in a revision of their top team prompted by Senator Lamar Alexander’s decision to step aside.
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Senator John Barrasso , a Wyoming Republican, led lawmakers from western states in introducing legislation to boost production of oil on federal lands, a day after Democrats blocked legislation to raise offshore output.
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