RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Thursday, May 23
Another Enormous Obamacare 'Oops' - Michael Barone, D.C. Examiner
Lobbying Against Change Is Too Profitable - Thomas Edsall, NY Times
Kathleen Sebelius, Meet Oliver North - Lamar Alexander, W.S. Journal
A Response to Keith Hennessey on Immigration - Derrick Morgan, RCPolicy
The FDA Can't Handle Indian Fakes - Paul Howard, Medical Progress Today
3 Ways to Create More, Better Middle Class Jobs - WRM, American Interest
Conservatives' Common Core Fight Is Selfish - Chester Finn, Defining Ideas
Study: Benefits to Market-Based Student Loan Rates - J. Lawler, RCPolicy
Shutting Down Schools Doesn't Count as Reform - Noah Berlatsky, Atlantic
Charter Schools Help, But They're Not Perfect - Ray Fisman, Slate
Rust Belt Badly Needs More Immigrants - David Koeppel, Fiscal Times
Why the Pace of Executions Has Slowed - Raymond Bonner, ProPublica
The Fed Has Backed Itself into a Corner - Michael Sivy, Time
Apple's Tax Hypocrisy - Alec MacGillis, The New Republic
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Wednesday, May 22
The Debt Problem Hasn't Vanished - Gramm & McMillin, W.S. Journal
America's Power: Down, But Still Unrivaled - Hubbard and Kane, Reuters
The Oil Industry Will Rescue Obama's Legacy - Liz Peek, Fiscal Times
Keynesians' Victory Didn't Changing Anything - Eduardo Porter, NY Times
We Need an All-of-the-Above Approach to Energy Policy - Michael Levi, FA
The Real Scandal? The War On Youth - Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RCMarkets
Who's to Blame for Messy Dodd-Frank Implementation? - D. Dayen, TAP
The Gov't Is Making Criminals Out of Reporters - Dana Milbank, WaPo
10 Reasons Tim Cook Dominated Congress - Joshua Green, Bloomberg
America No Longer Leads in Nuclear Tech. - William Tucker, RCPolitics
Suburbs Provide Bad Education to Poor Kids - R. Biddle, Dropout Nation
Don't Let the Climate Skeptics Win - Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Tuesday, May 21
Labor's Forgotten Land - Douglas Williams, RealClearPolicy
Get the IRS Out of the Speech-Policing Business - Rivkin & Casey, WSJ
Obamacare Isn't 'Universal Coverage' - James Capretta, National Review
U.S. Needs to Grapple with Surburban Poverty - Kneebone & Berube, NYT
Austerity and Keynes Can Go Together - Charles Lane, Washington Post
The Unemployed Need Creativity from the Fed - Mark Thoma, Fiscal Times
Unions Are Big Losers in L.A.'s Mayor Race - Harold Meyerson, Prospect
Can Big Data Fix Higher Education? - Jeffrey Selingo, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Obamacare Doesn't Need to Cover Everything - Yevgeniy Feyman, MPT
Public Sector Employees Have Better Job Security - Andrew Biggs, AEI
The Bush Tax Cuts Were Clearly a Mistake - Bruce Bartlett, Economix
Michelle Rhee's Wrong School Reform Ideas - Nicholas Lemann, TNR
Monday, May 20
Here's How to Legalize Pot the Right Way - Bill Keller, New York Times
IRS & AP: A Big Chill on Free Speech - Michael Barone, National Review
Keystone: Another Step on the March to Disaster - E. Kolbert, New Yorker
Is Obamacare Really A Train Wreck? - S. Lawrence Kocot, RealClearMarkets
Beware Slowing Health Care Cost Increases - Robert Samuelson, WaPo
Big Gov't Can No Longer Suppress Information - L. Gordon Crovitz, WSJ
Slowing Warming Is a 2nd Chance on Climate - M. Marshall, New Scientist
Obamacare and Uninsured Spouses - Erika Eichelberger, Mother Jones
Obamacare Will Stop Crazy Hospital Price Variation - Peter Ubel, Forbes
Mayor Nutter Is Turning Philly Around - Ethan Epstein, City Journal
Get the FDA Off the Slow Track - Paul Howard, Washington Examiner
Sweden's Unique Public-Private Hospitals - The Economist
Saturday, May 18
When Big Government Goes Bad - Wayne T. Brough, RealClearPolicy
A Gov't Takeover Won't Solve the Student Debt Mess - Diana Carew, PPI
Fracking Doesn't Have to Be a Disaster - David Biello, Scientific American
Should Martin O'Malley Be President? - H. S. Edwards, Wash. Monthly
Why 'Justice' Movements Tend to Fail - Chris Foreman, Breakthrough Inst.
The Private Sector Will Own Our Roads - Fawn Johnson, National Journal
A Straightfoward Way to Stop IRS Scandals - Jonathan Bernstein, Prospect
Shrinking Deficit Helps Tax Reform's Chances - B. Bartlett, Fiscal Times
Where the Oregon Medicaid Study Fell Short - Topher Spiro, US News
Are American Voters Racist? - Kenneth Gould, The American
Bank Accounts for Kindergarteners - J.B. Wogan, Governing
Work Is a Human Right - Walter Russell Mead, Via Meadia
Friday, May 17
Keep Big Brother Away From Our Emails - Dan Holler, RealClearPolicy
U.S. Colleges Are Becoming a Force for Inequality - J. Freedman, Atlantic
Regulations Are Important as Long as They're Sensible - S. Goldsmith, e21
Has the Future of College Moved Online? - Nathan Heller, New Yorker
Conservative Case for Gay Marriage Is Building - J. Rauch, USA Today
Spending Hawks Will Have to Fight Both Parties - James Bovard, TAC
The Real IRS Scandal: Favoring the Wealthy - David Dayen, Salon
Why Private Schools Are Dying Out - Chester Finn, The Atlantic
13 Misconceptions About Gun Owners - Ruth Spencer, Guardian
The $642 Billion Excuse - Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
The Billionaire Takeover of Politics - Andy Kroll, The Nation
Nevada's New, Post-Recession Look - The Economist
Thursday, May 16
Let's Trade Prison Beds for Work - Peter Cove, RealClearPolicy
How Much Do We Care About Inequality? Part II - Scott Winship, RCM
It's Conservatives Who Weaponized the IRS - Anne Kim, Wash. Monthly
Teachers Are Getting Discouraged - Sharon Lerner, The American Prospect
Kathleen Sebelius Has Way Too Much Power - Philip Klein, D.C. Examiner
21st Century Snake Oil: Stem Cell Cosmetics - Alex Berezow, USA Today
College Is Now Simply Too Expensive - David DesRosiers, Washington Times
Trees Provide the Best Renewable Energy - Bjørn Lomborg, Project Synd.
A New Way to Fight Urban Blight - L. Pacifici & J. Roman, MetroTrends
Tide Is Turning in Favor of Immigrants - Linda Greenhouse, NY Times
Can California Make a Comeback? - Michael Rosen, The American
Watching Obamacare Unravel - Richard Epstein, RealClearPolitics
Wednesday, May 15
Tapping Undiscovered Resources for Higher Ed - Lindsay & Davis, RCPolicy
Obama's Agenda Threatened by Scandals - David Francis, The Fiscal Times
Scandals May Save Entitlements From Cuts - Greg Sargent, Wash. Post
Climate Chaos Is a Bigger Threat Than Debt - Martin Wolf, Financial Times
No More Scaremongering About the Food Supply - Mark Bittman, NYT
A Dangerous Student Loan Bubble Is Forming - Jackson Toby, American
How the Case for Austerity Crumbled - Paul Krugman, NY Review of Books
Gentrification Is Popular Because It Works - Aaron Renn, New Geography
We Need a Child Care Infrastructure - Anne-Marie Slaughter, The Atlantic
Monsanto: More Saint Than Sinner - Ross Pomeroy, RealClearScience
Freelancing Is Up, But Mobility Is Down - Dane Stangler, Growthology
5 Reasons for Obamacare Supporters to Worry - Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Two Moms vs. Common Core - Maggie Gallagher, National Review
Detroit's Mayor Gives Up - Jay Scott Smith, The Daily Beast
Tuesday, May 14
The Federal Revenue Surge Won't Last - Red Jahncke, Wall Street Journal
IRS Scandal Could Bring Down Obamacare - Boak & Pianin, Fiscal Times
Securing Border Is No Easy Feat - Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets
The Murky Ethics of Privately-Financed Parks - A. Ulam, Atlantic Cities
Why Colleges Give So Much Aid to Rich Kids - D. Callahan, Policy Shop
U.S. & Mexico: Same Telecom Monopoly Problems - S. Crawford, Wired
Is Collective Bargaining a Thing of the Past? - Abby Rapoport, Prospect
Detroit's Broke, But No Bankruptcy Coming - Bill Bradley, Next City
Robots Will Slowly Put Us Out of Work - Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
U.S. Lost Its Demographic Advantage - Rebecca Strauss, CFR
Cutting CO2 Emissions Isn't Enough - Lawrence Krauss, Slate
Getting Copyrights Right - David Lowery, Politico
Monday, May 13
Americans Still Prefer Living in Suburbs - Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Want to Improve Health Care? Spend Less on It - C. Kenny, Businessweek
Student Debt Reform Should Top the Agenda - Joseph Stiglitz, NY Times
Thanks to Bad Laws, We Are All Felons Now - Derek Khanna, Politix
Another Legal Threat to Obamacare - Simon Lazarus, The New Republic
The Republicans Looking Past Austerity - Nancy Cook, National Journal
4 Problems With the Oregon Medicaid Study Results - Avik Roy, Forbes
Colleges Soak Poor Students to Attract Rich Ones - J. Weissmann, Atlantic
Will Fed Chicken Out on Regulating Megabanks? - S. Johnson, Bloomberg
Medicare Isn't Protecting People From Unsafe Prescriptions - ProPublica
California's Plan to Unburden Overcrowded Prisons - The Economist
The Benefits of a Universal Basic Income - Mike Konczal, Washington Post

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