Week of March 24, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 24
Divorce: It's Way Bigger Than We Thought
Kay Hymowitz, Family Studies
Everything You Know About Poverty Is Wrong
Stephanie Mencimer, MoJo
Marriage, Parenthood, and Public Policy
Ron Haskins, National Affairs
Pre-K: A Response to Neal McCluskey
Peter D. Salins, RealClearPolicy
Obamacare Is Already a Success
Phil Schiliro, Politico Magazine
Four Years of Obamacare Is Enough
Sally Pipes, Forbes
Why Do Employers Choose What Insurance Covers?
Margaux Hall, Slate
The Importance of Policing in Detroit
Allegretti & Kelling, Public Sector Inc
What Detroit Wants From Washington
Margaret Carlson, Bloomberg View
Dianne Feinstein Takes On the CIA
Derek Khanna, Politix
The Problem With Pension 'Smoothing'
Jason Richwine, NRO
Where the Poor Are Most Segregated
Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities
Religious Exemptions: A Guide
Eugene Volokh, Volokh Conspiracy
The Survivors of the Drug Wars
Monica Potts, The American Prospect
Tuesday, March 25
The End of Jobs as We Know Them?
Sarah Jaffe, In These Times
How to Save Obamacare
Robert Laszewski, Health Policy and Marketplace
A Legal Challenge to Obamacare Subsidies
Jason Millman, Wash Post
The Case Against Expanding Medicaid
Michael Tanner, NRO
Hobby Lobby and the End of Antidiscrimination
Jeffrey Rosen, TNR
The Inanity of the Anti-Hobby Lobby Case
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
What the Right Misses About Hobby Lobby's Critics
Brian Beutler, Salon
Rethinking Homeowner Tax Benefits
Hanson et al., National Affairs
A Better Model for Housing Vouchers
J.B. Wogan, Governing
Let Schools Teach Stupid Stuff
Nick Gillespie, Time
Would Free Pre-K Increase the Birth Rate?
Laurie DeRose, Family Studies
Congress's Natural Gas Conflict of Interest
Lee Fang, The Nation
Why Policymakers Should Study Grammar
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Restaurants Should Discourage Overeating
Deborah Cohen, USA Today
Wednesday, March 26
Student Athlete Unions: Now What?
O'Hanlon & Maxcy, Pacific Standard
Half the Uninsured Don't Plan to Get Coverage
Jordan Rau, KHN
The Individual Mandate Goes Poof
Abby McCloskey & Tom Miller, WSJ
How to Fix the Affordable Care Act
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp et al., Politico
The Latest Delay: Three Possible Reasons
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
EITC: Democrats Call the GOP's Bluff
Zoë Carpenter, The Nation
Minimum Wage and the Cost of Living
Biggs & Perry, American
Payday Loans Aren't the Problem: Poverty Is
Lydia DePillis, Wash Post
Our Part-Time, Collaborative Economy
Roger Selbert, New Geography
Colleges That Make Students Poorer
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Understanding Ga.'s 'Guns Everywhere' Law
Paul Barrett, Businessweek
The Birth Control Fight: Roberts Offers a Way Out
Sahil Kapur, TPM
Why the Labor Force Is Shrinking
Ben Casselman, FiveThirtyEight
Is Time on Detroit's Side?
Steve Eide, Public Sector Inc.
Thursday, March 27
Why States Keep Botching Lethal Injections
Matt McCarthy, Slate
The FDA Holds Back Sunscreen Innovation
Rich Tucker, RealClearPolicy
What the Obamacare Enrollment Surge Means
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
How Many People Have Actually Enrolled?
Peter Suderman, Reason
Rape Culture Is Real
Zerlina Maxwell, Time
Border Fencing: One Tool Among Many
Mark Krikorian, NRO
How to Fix Deportation Policy
John Sandweg, Los Angeles Times
Why Hobby Lobby Should Win
Michael McConnell, Volokh Conspiracy
It's Time for Online Sales Tax Fairness
Penelope Lemov, Governing
Can Evolution Outrace Climate Change?
Sarah Laskow, FiveThirtyEight
Transform Education With Competition
Pethokoukis & McShane, AEIdeas
We're Not Falling Behind in Broadband
Kim & Ehrlich, Republic 3.0
Understanding the Rise in Inequality
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Can We Stop Oil-by-Rail Accidents?
Heather Smith, Grist
Friday, March 28
Immigration Reform Is Dead
Benjy Sarlin, MSNBC
How Much Does Obamacare Rip Off the Young?
Scott Gottlieb, Forbes
ACA Reform Both Parties Can Agree On
Topher Spiro, U.S. News
Is Obamacare Beyond Repeal?
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
Why Gun Makers Embrace Bitcoin
Lauren C. Williams, ThinkProgress
Are 43% of Men 'Sexual Coercion' Victims?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
The New G.I. Bill Isn't Really Working
Daniel Luzer, Washington Monthly
Fund Sex Research With Public Money
Alice Dreger, Pacific Standard
The Right Way to Fix the EITC
Danny Vinik, The New Republic
Do Public Schools Outperform Private Ones?
Patrick J. Wolf, EdNext
The Wrong Way to Help Women
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, MarketWatch
No, Minimum Wage Hikes Don't Kill Jobs
Gianattasio & Woo, CEPR
California Universities' Quest for Diversity
The Editors, LA Times
Sunday, March 30
Was Marx Right After All?
Room for Debate, New York Times
Obamacare: Where We Are, What's Next
Simendinger & Huey-Burns, RCP
The ACA Will Fail Until Medicaid Expands
Alec MacGillis, New Republic
A Local Approach to the Minimum Wage
Dreier & Meyerson, LA Times
Asians Resist Preferences: What It Means
Abigail Thernstrom, American
Why You're Wrong About the 1 Percent
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
Tracking Wealth Inequality
Atif Mian & Amir Sufi, House of Debt
The War Over Raw Milk
Tarini Parti, Politico
Keep Expanding Tax Credits to Help the Poor
Jason Furman, Democracy
Do We Need a Journalist Shield Law?
Gabriel Schoenfeld, National Affairs
Libertarians vs. the Contraception Mandate
Dante Atkins, Daily Kos
Eminent Domain Projects' False Promise
Timothy Carney, DC Examiner
Obama Uses FOIA to Reduce Transparency
Betty Medsger, USA Today
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