Week of March 3, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 3
Give Free Money to Everyone
Ryan Cooper, The Week
Avoidable Injuries Common at Nursing Homes
Marshall Allen, ProPublica
The IRS Isn't Ready for Obamacare
Brianna Ehley, The Fiscal Times
A Simple Fix for the Employer Mandate
Richard Kirsch, Next New Deal
Should We Force Businesses to Hire Felons?
Byron York, DC Examiner
The Neutered Phone Unlocking Bill
Kyle Wiens & Sina Khanifar, Wired
'My Brother's Keeper' Neglects Marriage
Mike Gonzalez, NRO
A Bipartisan Case for a Minimum Wage Hike
Mike Konczal, Boston Review
The Persistent, if Insufficient, American Dream
Scott Winship, e21
How Obama Can Improve the Economy Unilaterally
Dean Baker, CEPR
Don't Leave Pot Legalization to the States
Mark Kleiman, Wash Monthly
There's No Gender Gap in Tech Salaries
Cynthia Than, Quartz
Will Keystone XL Boost Cancer Rates?
Heather Smith, Grist
Tuesday, March 4
A Middle Ground in the Pension Wars
Matthew M. Chingos, RCPolicy
The Obama Budget's Sunny Assumptions
Reihan Salam, Reuters
How the President's Budget Makes Work Pay
Jacob J. Lew, Politico
Obama's Big Government Political Pamphlet
J.D. Tuccille, Reason
The Obama Budget: What's Not DOA
Jared Bernstein, On the Economy
Paul Ryan's Moderate Poverty Plan
Chris Edwards, The Daily Caller
What Paul Ryan Overlooked
Monica Potts, The American Prospect
A Radical Rethinking of Health Care
Sophie Quinton, National Journal
Reforming Detroit's Charter
Scott Beyer, National Review Online
Fannie and Freddie Are Ticking Time Bombs
Jon Entine, AEIdeas
De Blasio Declares War on Charter Schools
Conor P. Williams, Daily Beast
Fuel Economy Standards Are Working
David Wogan, Scientific American
The Poor Are Less Likely to Have Sick Leave
Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
How to Support Work-Family Flexibility
Anna Sutherland, Family Studies
Wednesday, March 5
Legal Prostitution: Who Wins and Who Loses
Nisha Lilia Diu, Telegraph
Paul Ryan Has a Point About Poverty Relief
John Prideaux, Economist
The Safety Net Isn't a Hammock
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Medicare's Private Option
James C. Capretta, National Review Online
Telemedicine: A Savior for Health Costs?
Brianna Ehley, Fiscal Times
The Economy's Birth Rate Problem
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
How to Avoid the Next Financial Crisis
Alan Greenspan, The American
The Struggles of Fast Food Franchisees
Josh Freedman, Wash Monthly
Obama's Contradictory Spending Policy
Zachary Goldfarb, Wash Post
The Newest Push to Restrict Abortion
Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Prospect
Cities Are Too Afraid to Discourage Driving
Emily Badger, Atlantic Cities
The EPA's Power Plant Gamble
Whitfield & Manchin, Huffington Post
Thursday, March 6
Unions Can't Offer Job Security Anymore
Allison Schrager, Quartz
'Like It/Keep It': A Minor Change
Adrianna McIntyre, Incidental Economist
The Latest Step in Obamacare's Lawless Rollout
Chris Conover, Forbes
In Obama's Budget, a Crackdown on Drugs
Nicole Flatow, ThinkProgress
Washington's Minimum Wage: Benign?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Fix the Gender Gap, but Also Address Inequality
Hilary Wething, EPI
The Free Market Is Key to Helping the Poor
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Cities Lose Their Power to Regulate Guns
Matt Valentine, Atlantic Cities
Are Magazine Limits Constitutional?
Eugene Volokh, Volokh Conspiracy
The Latest in Fracking Health Studies
Naveena Sadasivam, ProPublica
Making College Pay Off
Peter D. Salins, Minding the Campus
Urban Planning 101
Wendell Cox, New Geography
Friday, March 7
Liberal States Are Gutting Food Stamp Reform
Review & Outlook, WSJ
There's No Recovery for Construction Workers
David Callahan, Demos
How Not to Help the Uninsured
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
Work Doesn't Guarantee Success
Nell Abernathy, Next New Deal
For Cities, Inequality and Mobility Can Go Together
Emily Ekins, Reason
Income Inequality: Unions on the Decline
Shane Ferro, Reuters
California's Pre-K Dreaming
Larry Sand, City Journal
Who Has the Right to Track You?
David Sirota, In These Times
States Should End Beer Alcohol Content Limits
Jon Terbush, The Week
Stopping the Next TV Blackout
Brian Fung, Washington Post
When Seniors Create Their Own Communities
Tod Newcombe, Governing
The Best States for Retirees
Timothy R. Homan, Fiscal Times
Sunday, March 9
College Price Hikes Cost More for the Poor
Marcus & Hacker, Hechinger
Energy Subsidies: How to Wreck an Economy
Rich Tucker, RealClearPolicy
The Tiny Footprint of 'Rate Shock'
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
Proof Doctors Are Hard to Find Under Obamacare
Scott Gottlieb, Forbes
ACA and Pot: It's in the Implementation
Jonathan Rauch, Wash Monthly
Our Ridiculous SAT Debate
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
The Rape Kit Backlog Is a Disgrace
Nora Caplan-Bricker, The New Republic
Where's Our Well Regulated Militia?
Glenn Harlan Reynolds, USA Today
Liberty, Equality, Efficiency
Paul Krugman, New York Times
The Future Looks Bright for Solar Power
The Economist
FDA Needs to Let Medicine Enter the 21st Century
Peter Huber, Reason
The U.S.'s New Manufacturing Industry
Lydia DePillis, Washington Post
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