Washington Politicians Aren't Telling the Truth About Trade | 8 Questions for PayPal on Its Decision to Boycott North Carolina April 7, 2016 Good morning from Washington, where a House panel fights to get names in its probe of the fetal tissue industry. Kelsey Harkness finds out why it matters. Jim DeMint salutes the courage of Mississippi's governor in defending religious liberty. Katrina Trinko has some questions for PayPal CEO Dan Schulman about his boycott of North Carolina. Plus: The Justice Department's suspicious handling of Iranian hackers. Washington deceives you about trade. And what Ronald Reagan did for Merle Haggard, who died yesterday. News Here's Why Republicans Are Demanding Names in Fetal Tissue Probe Confronting critics who say she is conducting a "witch hunt," Rep. Marsha Blackburn tells The Daily Signal the House's investigatory panel needs to understand the roles of all those involved in the supply of tissu...

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