House committee to subpoena e-mails from Clinton's personal account  —  A House investigative committee is preparing to send out subpoenas later Wednesday to gather a deeper look into former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton's nearly exclusive use of personal e-mails to do her official business …

Argument analysis: Setting up the private debate on the ACA  —  Analysis  —  One of the most important functions of oral argument in the Supreme Court is that it can strongly shape the next round: the private deliberations among the nine Justices as they start work on a decision.

Ferguson Police Department May Fold Due To DOJ Probe  —  FERGUSON, Mo. — U.S. Justice Department investigations of police departments in the past have led to reforms or lengthy litigation.  But the DOJ probe of the Ferguson, Missouri, police department, to be announced on Wednesday …

Netanyahu has reasons to be worried  —  U.S. has left too many questions unanswered in a possible nuclear deal with Iran.  —  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a strong case to the Congress about why he thinks the potential agreement with Iran on its nuclear program is a “very bad deal.”

Rand Paul Hits Back at Conservative Faux-Outrage over His ‘Unenthused Claps’ for Netanyahu  —  During Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress on Tuesday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) failed to applaud with enough enthusiasm to cause a mini-earthquake, thereby hinting that he cannot …

Hurled to his death in front of a baying mob: ISIS barbarians throw ‘gay’ man off building in another sickening day in Jihadi capital of Raqqa  —  Militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria have thrown yet another young man to his death from a building after accusing him of being gay.

Lawyer Arguing Against Obamacare: Statute Written By ‘White Women And Minorities’  —  Michael Carvin, the attorney arguing on behalf of the plaintiffs in the King v. Burwell case, said this challenge is different because the argument against the law centers on a statute that was “written by white women and minorities.”

Netflix Exec Now Says It Didn't Actually Want FCC to Regulate Broadband So Heavily  —  Netflix CFO David Wells, in comments at an industry conference, appeared to backtrack on the company's previous position that broadband Internet service should be regulated by the U.S. government …

Senate votes to block union election rule  —  The Senate voted Wednesday to reverse a controversial Obama administration labor policy that speeds up union elections.  —  Republicans employed the seldom-used Congressional Review Act to attack the labor policy they refer to as the “ambush election” rule.

Ancient ‘lost city’ home to a vanished civilisation found deep in jungles of Honduras  —  Expedition of archaeologists accompanied by ex-SAS survival experts makes stunning discovery of fabled “White City” where locals may have once worshipped a monkey god  —  The jungle-choked remains of a …

Apple to Delay Production of Larger iPads  —  Don't Miss Out — … (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc., which has seen stagnating iPad sales, will delay the start of manufacturing for a larger-screened version of the tablet, people with knowledge of the matter said.

(LEAD) U.S. envoy to Seoul injured in razor blade attack  —  U.S. Amb. to Seoul Mark Lippert was injured Thursday after being attacked by an assailant who said he was against the joint South Korea-U.S. military drills that kicked off earlier this week, authorities said.