Week of May 13, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, May 13
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
Tuesday, May 14
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
Wednesday, May 15
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
Thursday, May 16
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
Friday, May 17
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
Sunday, May 19
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
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