Week of July 15, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, July 15
Should the Feds Try Zimmerman?
Room for Debate, New York Times
How Abortion Access Will Change in Texas
Tara Culp-Ressler, TP
How the Filibuster Is Keeping Workers in Limbo
Alec MacGillis, TNR
The U.S. Has Hit Peak Food Stamps
Daniel Gross, Daily Beast
The Slippery Slope to Polygamy and Incest
Kent Greenfield, Prospect
Teach for America Is a Political Organization
Matt Bruenig, Demos
Don't Get Surgery on a Weekend
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
What Napolitano's New Job Says About Higher Ed
R. Vedder, Bloomberg
Embracing the Metropolitan Revolution
Katz and Bradley, Policy Network
Why Your Doctor Might Still Use Paper Records
Eric Whitney, KHN
Is Solar Cheaper Than Grid Electricity?
John Farrell, Grist
Abolish the Department of Homeland Security
C. Kenny, BusinessWeek
Can Libraries Survive in the Digital Age?
Dylan Scott, Governing
Tuesday, July 16
How Regulators Destroyed a Chinatown Bus Line
Jim Epstein, Reason
Don't Worry About Obamacare Abuse
H. Gleckman, TaxVox
Lower the Burden of Proof in Defense Cases
Joseph Kennedy, Slate
Should We Get Rid of Juries?
M.S., The Economist
A Labor-Based Improvement for the Immigration Bill
E. Lazear, WSJ
The Con Artists Who Prey on Immigrants
Anne Kim, Washington Monthly
The McDonald's Family Budget Was a Good Idea
Kevin Drum, MoJo
The Farm Bill Is a Boondoggle
Vincent Smith, RealClearMarkets
The Long-Term Effects of Incarcerating Juveniles
Aizer and Doyle, VoxEU
Austerity Kills: An Interview With Stuckler and Basu
US News
The Evidence on Fracking and Earthquakes
W.R. Mead, American Interest
Should We Drive Mosquitoes Into Extinction?
Janet Fang, Nature
Obama's Power Plant Plan Is Too Weak
Bailey and Bookbinder, Politico
Wednesday, July 17
Too Big to Fail Just Expanded
Peter J. Wallison, The American
Immigration Reform Could Help the Housing Recovery
J. Gold, US News
Taxpayers Don't 'Subsidize' Low-Wage Employers
Jason Brennan, BHL
Why American Kids Don't Major in Science
Cass Sunstein, Bloomberg View
Gun Dealers Should Conduct Annual Inventories
Pia Carusone, Politico
An Interview With Glenn Greenwald
Harper's
Who Should Fund Organized Alt-Labor?
Josh Eidelson, The Nation
Creating a New, Better Voting Rights Act
Norman Ornstein, WaPo
Let's Stop Pretending There's No Debt Problem
Veronique de Rugy, Reason
Obamacare Will Tax Low-Income Workers
Chris Conover, Apothecary
The White House's Plan to Sell Obamacare
Klein and Kliff, WonkBlog
The Recovery Has Been Good for Men
Mike Konczal, NND
How the Government Props Up Nonprofits
James Pierson, Wall St. Journal
Thursday, July 18
NLRB Nominees Are Blatantly Political
Steven Pearlstein, Wash Post
The Logic of Racial Disparities
Roman and Rao, RealClearPolicy
Is Profiling a Racist Public Safety Tax?
Reihan Salam, The Agenda
7 Thoughts on the House No Child Left Behind Bill
Rick Hess, EdWeek
Global Warming: From Science to Agitprop
Rupert Darwall, HuffPo
Can Other States Learn From RI's Paid Leave?
Sharon Lerner, Prospect
A Poor Memphis School's Plan to Reduce Violence
Jeff Deeney, Atlantic
Deficit Obsession Increases Student Loan Rates
J. Surowiecki, New Yorker
Why Poverty Hits the Suburbs Especially Hard
The Economist
Could Tech Lower Insurance Premiums?
Matthews and Peters, USA Today
Why Minorities Don't Contact Their Reps
David Broockman, Demos
Genetic Screening Needs Greater Scrutiny
Stefan Timmermans, LA Times
FEMA Is Putting Citizens Right in the Danger Zones
T. Meyer, ProPublica
Friday, July 19
Where Will Detroit's Recovery Come From?
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
A Growth Plan for Detroit
Larry Kudlow, RealClearMarkets
What Bankrupted the Motor City
Harold Meyerson, The American Prospect
Four Mistaken Beliefs About Detroit's Downfall
Alec MacGillis, TNR
A Big, Tiny Deal on Student Loans
Neal McCluskey, RealClearPolitics
Now the Market Will Decide Student Loan Rates
Benjamin Landy, TCF
Obama's War on Campus Due Process
Walter Olson, Commentary
Why Are the Exchanges So Complicated?
Uwe Reinhardt, Economix
Seven Steps to Cut Unnecessary Treatment
Jeffrey Binder, Health Affairs
Poverty, Not Teachers, Causes Education Woes
Anthony Cody, Quartz
Beware of Google's Power
Patrick Maines, USA Today
Three Absurdly Outdated Internet Laws
Dana Liebelson, Mother Jones
Silicon Valley's Inequality Problem
Andrew Leonard, Salon
Sunday, July 21
The Texas Abortion Experiment
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Tax Reform Should Start From a Blank Slate
Bowles and Simpson, Politico
Cities Are Too Big to Fail
John Nichols, The Nation
Lessons From Detroit's Decline
Aaron Renn, New Geography
Remake Detroit, or Empty It
James Pethokoukis, National Review Online
Obama, Bernanke Have Driven Up Inequality
Jeffrey Dorfman, RCM
Big Business and the Ethanol Debate
Timothy Carney, Examiner
How Much Power Should City Governments Have?
S. Eide, City Journal
When Is the Time for Austerity?
Alan Taylor, VoxEU
Sixteen Experts on Whether Dodd-Frank Works
Mike Konczal, Wash Post
How Other Countries Educate
T. Toch and T. White, Washington Monthly
America Has Too Many Small Banks
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
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