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The drilling moratorium could cost Louisiana’s economy more than the oil spill itself did.

Politicians, the greatest people in the world, only choose the best when it comes to education

Using the classic Washington fib that “It’s paid for,” Congress is spending an extra $26-billion to bail out state governments

The government announced a possible early end to its drilling moratorium on Tuesday

The nation has steadily watched President Obama and his administration almost exclusively govern against the will of the people

Senate Republicans blocked progress on small-business legislation, handing Majority Leader Harry Reid his second defeat of the week.

The Playboy founder’s labor boss body double is revealed in this week’s DoubleTake

Chairmen heard testimony from local citizens over their overwhelming disagreement with the federal government

E-mails reveal Post reporter savaging conservatives, rooting for Democrats

With unemployment near 10 percent, the time is now to abandon this job-killing decision. Mr. President, for the sake of the people of the Gulf coast, listen to the courts and the experts you relied on and end the moratorium

BP disaster is spillover of misguided liberal energy policy and lax government oversight

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, BP claims payment czar Kenneth Feinberg, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates made the TV rounds

In his address from the oval office on Tuesday, President Obama used his pulpit not to assuage the concerns of those suffering in the Gulf region but instead to take advantage of the situation and make the case for his own policy agenda

Gulf Coast could receive up to $300 in oil and gas royalties in 2011

Despite local outrage, White House still unresponsive

The Louisiana Senator says experts have vocalized their disagreements with the Interior Secretary

41 senators will co-sponsor bill to block EPA control of greenhouse gases

The Climategate scandal has given new life to lawsuits challenging EPA regulation of greenhouse gases. Businesses — even some that are for cap-and-trade — oppose cap-and-pain and are ready to fight

President Barack Obama’s $4.35 billion grant competition — designed to encourage states to dramatically improve school performance — is running into resistance across the country

This week in the Senate may prove to be a big week for the cap-and-trade issue even though most Hill watchers will see the Senate debating the highly publicized financial reform bill