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  • Napster founder and former Facebook president Sean Parker gestures during the Web 2.0 Summit in San FranciscoFeatures

    In Washington, It’s Sean Parker versus Sean Parker

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  • There are key questions Mitch McConnell won’t answerFeatures

    McConnell: Whistling past his Obamacare evasions

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  • Speaker of the House John BoehnerLeadership

    Boehner to Business: Help Me Stiff-Arm the Nuts

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  • Ben RhodesManagement

    Q&A: Talking world peace with Ben Rhodes

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  • Methodology: Of the 100 companies that spent the most on lobbying activities from 1998 through the first half of this year, there were 60 from the Fortune 500. They make up the overall group displayed. For 2014, we assumed companies will continue to spend at the same rate as they did in the first six months.Features

    Leaner lobbying

    By Tory Newmyer and Scott DeCarlo
  • Penny PritzkerMPW

    Commerce Secretary Pritzker warns U.S. business: Keep your ‘eyes wide open’ in China

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  • MPW

    Gabrielle Giffords on guns, recovery, and ‘good stuff’

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  • Marissa Mayer (L) and Sheryl Sandberg (R) both donated to President Barack Obama’s reelection campaign.MPW

    America’s most powerful women lean left

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  • Reaper Aircraft Flies Without Pilot From Creech AFBFeatures

    The war on ISIS already has a winner: The defense industry

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  • Presidential Innovation Fellows

    Can a tech strike force fix Washington?

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  • President Obama talks with friend Marty Nesbitt at a Bulls-Wizards game in 2009.Finance

    Exclusive: An Obama friend poaches a White House aide

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  • Burger King’s merger with a Canadian donut company is a royal PR disaster.Finance

    Burger King Tax-Dodging Jokes Write Themselves. Will Congress Care?

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  • Obama Holds News Conference On Status Of Deficit Reduction Talks

    With Uber’s new hire, Obama alumni invade Silicon Valley

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  • Capitol HillFinance

    Corporate tax dodgers might make Congress actually do something

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  • Features

    Marco Rubio: “We want to cure poverty”—not just alleviate its pain

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