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We Must Close the Military Sex-Offender Loophole | Commentary  By Reps. Jackie Speier and Mike Coffman Most Americans would find it chilling if a convicted sex offender were dropped into their neighborhood without warning, free to pick new victims at will. But apparently -- according to a recent report -- that's exactly what the United States military has allowed to happen in our communities. Full story NLRB's Ambush Election Rule, Bad Policy and Bad Law | Commentary  By Randy Johnson and Glenn Spencer Membership in labor unions has been falling for decades and is at an all-time low in the U.S. While there are many reasons for this decline, it is an indicator that many workers simply don't find unions as necessary as they once did. Full story SPONSORED CONTENT The Fight Against Fraud Meeting the cyberfraud challenge, which extends across multiple industries and sectors of our economy, is bigger than any one of us. No single company, industry or government alone can solve this problem. Facing this bold and sophisticated adversary, we need to take a concerted and collaborative effort to combat this problem. As the Pell International Center’s Cybersecurity Project has observed, we must do more as a nation “so that the United States, as a society, is prepared for the threats of the modern world.”  Full story 2015 Is the Year to Put the Patient First | Commentary A Former Senior Senate GOP Leader Is Ready for a Comeback. Who Knew? Officer Morale a Hot Topic for Capitol Police at Appropriations Hearing