Week of April 1, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 1
In Indiana, a Big Win for School Choice
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Disability: The New Welfare?
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
Rubio's Immigration Cowardice
Michael Tomasky, The Daily Beast
Meet the New Climate Change Deniers
Rich Lowry, New York Post
A Commission to Review the Fed Is a Good Idea
Steven Horwitz, US News
Gay Couples Quietly Earned Right to Adopt
Alison Gash, Wash. Monthly
Mexico & Brazil: Early Education Models
Gabriel Sanchez Zinny, HuffPo
North Dakota's State Bank: A Populist's Dream
Abby Rapoport, Prospect
Should We Ban Texting While Driving?
T. Taylor, Conversable Economist
Taking a Page From Germany's Jobs Strategies
Dean Baker, CEPR
About That $1 Trillion in Welfare
Joseph Lawler, RealClearPolicy
The Benefits of LED Streetlights
The Economist
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Tuesday, April 2
Chris Christie Still Has Something to Prove
Rich Danker, RealClearPolicy
America Needs Paid Sick Leave
Katrina vanden Heuvel, Washington Post
Fracking Strains the Environmental Movement
Jason Mark, Prospect
Those Tax Breaks for Big Oil Don't Exist
M. Matthews, Wall Street Journal
The Truth About Common Core
Porter-Magee & Stern, National Review
Immigration Reform Is Vital to the Economy
Greg Brown, Huffington Post
Obama's Ambitious Plan to Map the Brain
B. Resnick, National Journal
A Climate Disaster Under New Yorkers' Feet
Bill McKibben, NY Books
Don't Let Schools Perform Their Own Evaluations
E. Glaeser, Bloomberg
Gun Control, Dead on Arrival
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
The Way to Fix the Mess of Software Patents
Julie Samuels, Wired
Is It Fannie and Freddie's Turn to Bail Out the Treasury?
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Wednesday, April 3
Keystone XL: The Pipeline to Disaster
James Hansen, Los Angeles Times
Fannie and Freddie Are Stronger Than Ever
David Dayen, New Republic
The Food Stamp Recovery Is the New Normal
Ed Morrissey, Fiscal Times
Teachers Matter; Have Outsiders Judge Them
Ed Glaeser, Wash. Monthly
The IRS Could Do Your Taxes For You, If D.C. Let Them
R.M., Economist
Schools Push Curriculum of Propaganda
George Will, Washington Post
The Botched Obamacare Rollout Is a Really Bad Sign
Joe Klein, Time
Hydrogen Is the Answer for Renewables
P. Hoffmann, Project Syndicate
Ruining the World's Best Higher-Ed System
K. Mangu-Ward, Reason
Save Health Care Money by Saving Lives
James Pinkerton, TAC
How the IRS Hurts Mothers
Lilian Faulhaber, New York Times
The Death of Peak Oil
James Hamilton, Econbrowser
Thursday, April 4
To Create Jobs, U.S. Must Spend
Dimitri Papadimitriou, Los Angeles Times
The Mystery of Low Interest Rates
Kenneth Rogoff, Project Syndicate
The Second Amendment Needs a Rewrite
Zachary Elkins, New York Times
Chess Should Be Required in U.S. Schools
Alex Berezow, RealClearScience
Janet Yellen: A Keynesian Woman at the Fed
John Cassidy, New Yorker
The GOP's Misguided Take on Drug Testing
Isabel Macdonald, Nation
Obama Recreates the Causes of the Housing Bubble
D. Katz, Foundry
It's Time to Create Catholic Charter Schools
Adam Emerson, Choice Words
Student Loan Interest Rates Are Bizarrely High
M. Bruenig, Policy Shop
It's Time to Delay Obamacare
James Capretta and Yuval Levin, AEI
A Gov't Pot Clampdown Is the Wrong Move
Jonathan Rauch, Wash. Post
David Stockman's Outlandish Economic Ideas
Robert Hockett, Salon
Friday, April 5
Why Is Immigration Reform Taking So Long?
Reihan Salam, Reuters
Dear Obama: Expand Social Security, Don't Cut It
Stephen Hill, Atlantic
Aging Baby Boomers Don't Explain Bad Jobs Report
M. Klein, Bloomberg
Obama Gives Away the Dems' Crown Jewels
Robert Kuttner, Prospect
Alzheimer's Is Creating a Fiscal Nightmare
Michael Hodin, Fiscal Times
Urban Problems Are Worsened by Segregation
Gary Younge, Guardian
Sequestration Is All Too Real for Poor Families
Greg Kaufmann, Nation
Will Obama Cut Social Security Benefits?
W.W., The Economist
California Is Far From Being Saved
Steven Greenhut, Reason
The Fries-With-That-Economy
Catherine Rampell, Economix
What Is the Value of Bitcoin?
Jim Harper, Cato @ Liberty
Silencing the Subway
Christopher Maag, Narrativel.ly
Sunday, April 7
The Suburbs vs. School Reform
Joseph Lawler, RealClearPolicy
Obamacare vs. Doctors Who Care
Ed Marsh, Wall Street Journal
How Americans Game the $200B Disability System
Avik Roy, Forbes
Next Great U.S. Cities Aren't Where You Think
Joel Kotkin, Daily Beast
Blame Title IX for NCAA's Financial Woes
Chuck Ross, RealClearSports
The Truth About Chained CPI for Social Security
Peter Orszag, Bloomberg
The Problem with the Suburbs
B. Nicolaides and A. Wiese, New York Times
How to Fix Los Angeles' Public Schools
David Kirp, Los Angeles Times
Five Things You Must Know About the Debt
Josh Boak, Fiscal Times
A Prescription for Medicaid Reform
Paul Howard, National Affairs
Understanding Corruption in Washington
Lawrence Lessig, CNN
Will Low Interest Rates Create New Bubbles?
The Economist
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