Week of July 22, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, July 22
Don't Let Lenders Prey on the Poor
Waters and Warren, American Banker
Five Reasons Detroit Isn't Dead, Yet
Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities
Regulate the FCC
Wayne Crews and Richard Rush, RealClearPolicy
New Sexual Harassment Rules Defy Reason
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
The Electoral Consequences of Voter ID Are Minor
Nate Cohn, TNR
Do Unemployment Benefits Discourage Job Hunting?
R. Ghayad, VoxEU
Obamacare's Income Redistribution Begins January 1
B. York, Examiner
The Myth of 'Systemic Risk'
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Sequestration vs. the Public Defender System
Stein and Reilly, HuffPo
The Volcker Rule Threatens Our Financial Sector
C. Calomiris, American
NYC's Subsidized Housing Disaster
Howard Husock, City Journal
Rich People Have More Student Debt
Matt Bruenig, Demos
School Districts May Declare Bankruptcy, Too
R. Biddle, Dropout Nat'n
Tuesday, July 23
Stop Stigmatizing Vocational Ed
Andrew Browning, RealClearPolicy
Detroit Needs Less Land and More People
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Get Government Out of Pensions
Norcross and Hardgrave, Bloomberg
Schools Should Assimilate Immigrants
Christina Hoff Sommers, American
Privatize Student Loans
Chad Miller, RealClearPolicy
We Are Failing the Obese
Judith Shulevitz, The New Republic
What Baucus and Camp Get Wrong About Tax Reform
A. Fieldhouse, TFT
Obamacare's Success Hinges on Young Taking Bribes
Scott Gottlieb, RCM
Reform Copyright for the Internet Age
Peter Roff, USA Today
Why a Potent Neurotoxin Is Still on the Market
Sharon Kelly, Grist
What Happened to All of Our Good Jobs?
Claire Gordon, AOL Jobs
What Data Say About Military Sex Assaults
Rosenthal and Miller, RCP
How to Fix Juries
Albert Dzur, Boston Review
Banks, Students Should Have the Same Interest Rates
P. Swagel, NYT
Wednesday, July 24
College Debt Should Be Dischargeable in Bankruptcy
T. Donovan, Salon
Detroit Should Sell Its Art
John Fund, National Review Online
Detroit's Unfunded Health Care Benefits
Robert Pozen, RealClearMarkets
End No Child Left Behind
Vicki Alger, The Daily Caller
Obama Confesses Impotence in Econ Speech
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
Three Laws Worse Than Stand Your Ground
Nicole Flatow, ThinkProgress
Four Reasons Janet Yellen Should Be the Next Fed Chair
C. Garcia, FT
Obamacare Will Make Voters More Conservative
J. Bernstein, Prospect
Should Women Pay More for Health Insurance?
Linda Gorman, NCPA
Obama's Pre-K Plan Uses Bad Research
Whitehurst and Armor, Brookings
The Silver Lining to Rising Health Care Costs
Dennis Rosen, PSMag
Inequality Is a Symptom of Capitalism
Yevgeniy Feyman, City Journal
How to Make Middle-Out Economics Work
E. Liu and N. Hanauer, Atlantic
Thursday, July 25
Six Ways to Reform NSA Surveillance
Kara Brandeisky, ProPublica
States Need to Supervise Local Budgets
Stephen Eide, Urbanophile
Obama Hasn't Done Much to Help the Middle Class
The Economist
Central Banks Aren't Economic Saviors
Adam Posen, Foreign Affairs
Can We Identify Good and Bad Hospitals?
A. Frakt, Incidental Economist
Remedial College Courses: A Good Investment?
Adrienne Lu, USA Today
Online Education Is Bad for Students, Professors
Jonathan Rees, Slate
Can U.S. Workers Compete Globally?
David Callahan, Demos
The Rise of Mental Illness in the U.S.
Liah Greenfeld, Project Syndicate
Spotify's Piracy Study Isn't a Cause for Celebration
Dan Reilly, Spin
Tech Is a Bigger Job Creator Than You Think
Michael Mandel, Atlantic
We Need to Utilize Our Natural Gas Abundance
Gary Schmitt, FOX News
Friday, July 26
A Guide to Committing Obamacare Fraud
C. Conover, Weekly Standard
Detroit Isn't the Only City With Serious Fiscal Troubles
The Economist
Should Detroit Workers See a Pension Cut?
Andrew Biggs, AEI
Are Menthols Worse Than Other Cigarettes?
Brad Rodu, R Street
What the CBO's Sequestration Report Misses
Romina Boccia, Heritage
The Case for an Immigration Point System
Ray Marshall, EPI
Obama Is Right to Challenge Texas's Voting Laws
Alec MacGillis, TNR
N.C.'s Voter Supression Law Is Nation's Worst
A. Berman, Nation
Common Core Will Limit School Choice
Jason Bedrick, redefinED
The Benefits of a Carbon Tax in Ten Charts
David Roberts, Grist
Tech Giants Created the Surveillance State
Michael Hirsh, Nat'l Journal
The NSA Knows More Than You Think
James Bamford, NY Review of Books
More Fiscal Cliffs Lay Ahead
Joseph Minarik, Back in the Black
Sunday, July 28
The Second Amendment Is Poorly Worded
Garrett Epps, Salon
Time for a Real Debate on Steroids
Nick Gillespie, The Daily Beast
In Defense of Factory Farming
Blake Hurst and Julie Hurst, The American
Protecting the Rights of the Homeless
Amien Essif, In These Times
Fannie and Freddie Should Help Renters
David M. Abromowitz, Reuters
Oakland Tries to Close an Elite Charter School
Ben Boychuk, City Journal
There's No Housing Recovery for the Poor
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
We Should Approve 'Three-Parent' Embryos
Alex B. Berezow, RCScience
Sprawl Is Killing the American Dream
Paul Krugman, New York Times
What If Detroit Had Had a Private University?
Justin Pope, Atlantic
Hands-Free Phones Make Driving More Dangerous
Jeff Hecht, Slate
Health Inequality Begins at Birth
B. Gardner, Incidental Economist
The Five Most Important People for Renewable Energy
Bill White, Grist
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