The Hill Articles: August 17, 2015

Marines move tanks into Europe Corker calls on Congress to reject Iran deal HUD audit finds 25,000 ineligible families in public housing Sanders: Media should stop worrying about hair Trump excites base, befuddles experts with hard-line immigration plan Feds expanding access to mortgage loans Lawsuits against government over hack are adding up EPA inspector general begins investigation into mine spill Presidential candidates can create a legacy in justice reform 12 Medal of Honor recipients endorse Bush W.Va. senator slams FDA for giving OxyContin to 11-year-olds Mark Cuban pans Clinton college plan Goldman exec to lead Dallas Fed Huffington Post doubles down on decision to put Trump in entertainment section House Oversight panel probing Planned Parenthood Trump grows bullish on 2016 chances GOP senator questions Clinton attorney on security clearance Clinton probe tests FBI chief What Obama can do now to fix criminal justice Software limits exposed in air traffic outage Southwest faces $325,000 FAA fine Feds give final approval to Shell’s Arctic drilling plan Walker: Where is vote to repeal ObamaCare? Lawmakers ask DOJ for enforcement info on fetal tissue Bangkok bombing kills at least 19 State Dept. turns up thousands of emails from top Clinton aide The case for mandatory reporting of campus sexual assault Senators want to expand Korean War Memorial More than 300 Clinton emails flagged for review IRS: Taxpayer breach larger than first reported Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria releases seven US-backed rebels Small payday lenders appeal to lawmakers for help with CFPB The veterans candidate ‘Flypocalypse’ sparks worries about new air traffic control system Setting the record straight on the plan for PREPA Paul targets ‘duplicative’ FEMA payments Labor board: Northwestern football players can’t unionize Sanders to meet with Black Lives Matter activist Clintons cut a rug at Martha’s Vineyard birthday party The Export-Import Bank is dead and should stay that way Planned Parenthood sues to challenge Fla. violations New ad: Hillary ‘dishonest’ over emails Walker battles hecklers in Iowa Hillary to appear on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ The man behind Ben Carson Iowa State Fair attendees pick Sanders over Clinton California green jobs program failing to meet expectations Obama signs executive order extending tech fellows program As economic rivals invest in Africa, US shouldn’t sit on the sidelines 1 in 4 would opt out of their labor union, survey says Unions: Tracy Morgan crash findings should be a ‘wake-up call’ SEC: Citigroup affiliates misled investors, will pay $180 million Christie: Clinton’s ‘arrogance is breathtaking’ Financial sector defends cyber bill Homebuilder confidence near 10-year high Walker offers support for Trump’s immigration plan With America’s poor record on civil justice, shouldn’t we encourage litigation finance? Alabama governor backs Kasich for 2016 Planned Parenthood videos a ‘call to action’ for EMILY’s List New regs for Tuesday: Pay ratio, fluorescent lights and agriculture grants 340 rabbis urge Congress to support Iran nuclear deal Bush super-PAC plans $10M in TV ads White House launches new effort to combat heroin epidemic WATCH: Trump reports for jury duty Hackers hit University of Virginia Bezos: ‘I don’t recognize this Amazon’ Enriching Iran Bob Woodward compares Clinton emails to Nixon tapes Honoring great music means fair pay for all artists Trump: ‘I am Batman’ Rivers begin reopening after mine spill Christie: Trump’s plan for Mexico to pay for wall ‘makes no sense’ Obama can still do something for peace in the Middle East Poll: Trump on top, Carson in second More than 60 Clinton emails flagged in review Trump is right, for once Increasing millennial awareness of our national parks The quiet battle for privacy in the cloud Time to restore sanity to the world’s monetary system TPP’s outcome pivotal for future of global biomedical innovation Juan Williams: Tea Party could lose Senate for GOP Clinton embraces the left Welcome to the social media election Trump towers over field in social media