Week of November 11, 2013 Archives

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Monday, November 11
Let's Talk Worst-Case Obamacare Scenarios
Peter Suderman, Reason
A Bad Rollout Might Be Good for Obamacare
Harold Pollack, The Nation
It's Too Late to Avoid an Obamacare Train Wreck
James C. Capretta, e21
Will For-Profit Colleges Bounce Back?
Matt Krupnick, Hechinger Report
Incomes Aren't Surging for the 1 Percent
Alan Reynolds, NRO
The Fight Over Multi-Employer Pensions
Cole Stangler, In These Times
Cali's Prosperity Doesn't Cause Its Poverty
Bill Watkins, New Geography
The U.S. Can't Stop Climate Change
Brown & Stamm, National Journal
Tax Credits Lag Behind Child Care Costs
Quentin Fottrell, MarketWatch
The Case for Bringing Back the Draft
Brad Allenby, Slate
To Be Good at Reading, Kids Need to Enjoy It
Wilhelm & Smith, Atlantic
Medicaid's Awful Results for the Poor
Glenn Reynolds, USA Today
Five Bad Arguments From the Coal Industry
The Editors, Bloomberg View
The (Obvious) Reason College Grads Can't Find Jobs
Matt Bruenig, Demos
Tuesday, November 12
Have Women Won the Gender War?
Reeves & Venator, Brookings
We Need Immigration Courts That Work
Wheeler & Benson, RCPolicy
Obamacare Will Shred the Safety Net
John Goodman, Forbes
Yes, We Should Scrap Bad Insurance Plans
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
The ACA's Social Engineering Is Falling Apart
Lee Harris, The American
Clinton's Wrong: This Is How Obamacare Works
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Why Common Core Math Will Work
Jo Boaler, The Atlantic
Government Preschool Doesn't Work
Joy Pullman, The Federalist
We Don't Protect Humans After Oil Spills
Brad Jacobson, In These Times
The Age of Economic Anxiety
Harold Meyerson, The American Prospect
The U.S.'s Incarceration Problem
Mike Riggs, Atlantic Cities
Stop Penalizing Poor College Students
Baum et al., New York Times
Against Brain Scans as Evidence in Court
Jon Hamilton, NPR
Wednesday, November 13
The Future of Policing
Paul Romer & William Bratton, City Journal
Target 'Bans the Box'
Nancy La Vigne, Urban Institute
HealthCare.gov's Shaky Backup Plans
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Reversing Cancellations Means Raising Premiums
Sarah Kliff, Wash Post
What the Enrollment Numbers Mean
Patrick Brennan, NRO
A Stronger Environment, a Freer Economy
Jeremy Kolassa, RCPolicy
Heck Yes, Common Core Changes Instruction
Michael Petrilli, Fordham
Taking Politics Out of Pensions
Scola & Spiotto, Next American City
Making NYC Streets More People-Friendly
Ben Adler, Grist
A Christian Case for Immigration Reform
Derrick Lynch et al., RCPolicy
Education Isn't Driving Inequality
Eduardo Porter, New York Times
Trans Fats Ban Could Hurt Forests
Tiffany Stecker, Scientific American
What It's Like When Your Food Stamps Are Cut
Katy Waldman, Slate
The Benefits of a Universal Basic Income
Danny Vinik, Business Insider
Thursday, November 14
The NSA's Backdoor Search Loophole
Elizabeth Goitein, Boston Review
Is Obama's ACA Fix Legal?
Nicholas Bagley, Incidental Economist
The New 'Fix' Will Make Things Worse
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
You Probably Still Can't Keep Your Plan
Jonathan Chait, New York
What the ACA Rollout Means for Common Core
Hess & McShane, US News
Finding New Ways to Make Work Pay
Reihan Salam, Reuters
How to Fix the Doctor Shortage
Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Prospect
How Our Health System Stacks Up
Bruce Bartlett, Fiscal Times
Elderly Aren't Driving High Health Care Spending
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
It's Time to Rein in SNAP
Michael D. Tanner, Cato Institute
The Obsession With Test-Score Rankings
Valerie Strauss, Wash Post
The Problem With a Basic Income
Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution
The New Debtors' Prisons
The Economist
Friday, November 15
Detroit: Bankruptcy or Bust
The Economist
Three Myths About Higher Education
Thomas K. Lindsay, RealClearPolicy
Young People Aren't Signing Up for the ACA
Keith Wagstaff, The Week
The Obamacare Success You Don't Know About
Ezra Klein, Wash Post
Why Some State Exchanges Are Succeeding
David Francis, Fiscal Times
How Sequestration Could Raise Premiums
Sy Mukherjee, ThinkProgress
Do Cities Need More Autonomy?
Renn & Lisauskas, Public Sector Inc.
The Alternatives to Stop-and-Frisk
Graham Kates, The Crime Report
Should Performers Be Paid for Radio Play?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Obama Gives Up on Education Reform
RiShawn Biddle, Dropout Nation
We Need Stronger Laws to Protect Cyclists
Heather Smith, Grist
Obama's Climatecare Project
Ronald Bailey, Reason
Raise the Smoking Age to 21
John Kruzel, Slate
Sunday, November 17
Rahm Emanuel, Mayor 1 Percent
Kari Lydersen, In These Times
Obamacare Favors Unions
The Editors, Wall Street Journal
Let's Talk Reform, Not Repeal
David Frum, The Daily Beast
The ACA's Mental Illness Power Grab
Richard Vatz, Wash Times
Improving Medical Care at the Source
Bradley & Taylor, The New Yorker
Drop E-Verify From Immigration Reform
Cathy Reisenwitz, Reason
The Decline of Driving in Six Charts
Jordan Weissmann, The Atlantic
How Technology Worsens Inequality
Phillip Longman, Politico Magazine
Global Warming Pragmatism
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
A Closer Look at Patent Troll Legislation
Michael Rosen, Tech Policy Daily
Debt and Growth: No Tipping Point
Eberhardt & Presbitero, VoxEU
How the Federal Government Can Fix Obesity
Tina Rosenberg, NY Times
Don't Worry About Fracking's Future
The Economist
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