From the Washington Examiner

Get Washington out of the education business - By Washington Examiner

The federal government has long resisted real evidence and limitations when it comes to education.

Watch out for China winning its 100-year marathon - By Michael Barone

China has been patiently trudging toward a goal of replacing the U.S. as the world's dominant power by 2049.

In Walker Flap, the 'meta-media' coaches politicians to be more opaque….- By Timothy P. Carney

The Walker-Christianity coverage only shows he needs to get better at handling pointless media questions….

University of Colorado settles with student accused of sexual assault - By Ashe Schow

The settlement comes at a time when colleges are being sued for not giving students adequate due process.

Cutting the corporate income tax wouldn't cost any revenue - By Jason Russell

Elimination of the corporate income tax would boost the American economy by 6 percent in the long run…..

Long road ahead for Islamic State war powers - By David M. Drucker

The debate could last months, and it's not certain Congress will even vote on the issue.

Conservatives, meat industry slam report calling for less meat consumption - By Robert King

The next battleground in the debate over global warming could be your dinner plate.

U.S. military starts from scratch to train Iraqis - By Tara Copp

But it is not clear whether the new support will achieve a "sustainable political outcome."

GOP banking agenda targets Fed, too-big-to-fail - By Joseph Lawler

"[N]o Fed has had the oversight it needs over the years. The Fed's been too independent," said Sen. Shelby.

Why Obama is bullish about criminal justice reform - By Brian Hughes

A diverse coalition has joined forces to jumpstart long-stalled efforts to get sentencing reform at the federal level.

Hillary keeps up Dems' middle-class deception - By Washington Examiner

Hillary Clinton has signaled that the focus of her campaign will be women's issues and "the middle class."

Hillary Clinton is no feminist champion - By Ashe Schow

Doors opened for Hillary mostly after Bill was elected Arkansas attorney general.

Would Jeb fear starting a 'third Bush war'? Answer is no - By Byron York

"I wouldn't be conflicted by any legacy issues of my family," Bush said.

Cato study: Immigrants are politically similar to native-born Americans - By Jason Russell

"The descendants of immigrants rapidly assimilate into America's political culture," the study asserts.

Here are the flaws, errors and fallacies behind the Ex-Im lobby's arguments - By Timothy P. Carney

Subsidized exporters are flooding Capitol Hill today to lobby for renewal of the Export-Import Bank.

Hillary Clinton embraces gender as campaign strategy - By Rebecca Berg

"I think she clearly understands this time the significance of having a woman president of the United States."

Eric Cantor returns as a political force - By David M. Drucker

After transitioning to a private sector career, Cantor is re-emerging as a GOP political power player.

FCC vote won't end net neutrality fight - By Brian Hughes

The vote is only the beginning of an onslaught of legal challenges to treat Internet as a public utility.

Cuba ups ante, demands to be off terror blacklist - By Susan Crabtree

The Castro government was put on the list in 1982 for giving refuge to FARC rebels and Basque militants.

Obama promises 'consequences' for officials not following deportation orders - By Brian Hughes

"If somebody's working for ICE and they don't follow the policy, there's going to be consequences to it."