Week of April 14, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 14
A Sadder and Poorer Tax Day
Grover Norquist, Washington Times
Uncluttering State Tax Systems
Will Marshall & Paul Weinstein, RCPolicy
Can Sebelius's Replacement Corral Health Cost?
Peter Orszag, Bloomberg
Admit It, Conservatives: Obamacare Is Working
Ezra Klein, Vox
The Doctor Won't See You Now
Joel Zinberg, City Journal
New CBO Report Is a Good Sign for Obamacare
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
The Importance of Men's Income
Natalie Scholl & Brad Wilcox, AEIdeas
Unemployment Cuts Aren't Prodding People to Work
Ben Casselman, 538
The Shortage of Female Confidence
Katty Kay & Claire Shipman, Atlantic
Where the Educated Are Most Segregated
Richard Florida, Atlantic Cities
The Danger of All-Powerful Mayors
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
In High-Poverty Schools, Give Everyone Free Lunch
Becca Segal, CBPP
The Policy Behind an Armed Standoff
Peter Weber, The Week
Tuesday, April 15
A Better Way to Pay Federal Pensions
Rich Tucker, RealClearPolicy
WSJ's Misleading Defense of the Rich
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
The ACA Didn't Slow Health Cost Growth
Tom Liu, Incidental Economist
New York's Bold Move on Patient Protections
Chris Kardish, Governing
Taxing the Sharing Economy
Dan Rothschild, Public Sector Inc.
Blame the Government for Heartbleed
Julia Angwin, ProPublica
De Blasio's Policing Test
Heather Mac Donald, City Journal
Can Home Visits Improve Parenting?
Conor Williams, Washington Monthly
What the Data Say About Fracking's Risks
Terry Anderson, Defining Ideas
Paid Sick Days: A Backgrounder
Jessica Harris, On Labor
Why Student Loans Are Getting More Expensive
Libby Nelson, Vox
The Most Recent Data on Hate Groups
Christopher Ingraham, Wash Post
Wednesday, April 16
The Foreclosure Crisis Has Ended
Tim Cavanaugh, National Review Online
Michael Bloomberg vs. the NRA
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
More Encouraging Obamacare News
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Under ACA, Working More Could Cost You Money
Meyer & Russell, e21
Are Health Costs Growing Quickly Again?
Sarah Kliff, Vox
The False Promise of Single Payer
Sally C. Pipes, New York Post
Predicting How Long Unemployment Will Last
Ben Casselman, 538
Detroit's Generous Pension Deal
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
The Racial Divide of Pollution
John Upton, Pacific Standard
Bringing Hidden Taxes Into the Open
Casey B. Mulligan, New York Times
Is There Really a Heroin Epidemic?
David J. Krajicek, The Crime Report
Debating the Common Core
Joy Pullman & Mike Petrilli, The Federalist
Keystone Report: Hidden Dangers
Sen. Whitehouse & Rep. Waxman, CNN
Thursday, April 17
Texas's 'Impossible' $10,000 Degree
Thomas K. Lindsay, RealClearPolicy
How Well Does College Pay?
Matthew M. Chingos, Brookings Institution
Free Market Reforms for Obamacare
Yevgeniy Feyman, DC Examiner
Obamacare Doomsayers Were Wrong
Jonathan Chait, New York Magazine
Did We Shovel $8 Billion to Insurers?
Seth Chandler, ACA Death Spiral
The Simple Reason Why Obamacare Succeeded
Sarah Kliff, Vox
An Unfolding ACA Fiscal Disaster
Charles Blahous, e21
Fighting Climate Change Isn't Cheap
Bjørn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
Taxing Solar Energy Is a Terrible Idea
John Aziz, The Week
Give Charter Schools a Chance
Kingsland & Whitmire, USA Today
Struggles of the Short-Term Unemployed
Mike Konczal, Next New Deal
How People Calibrate Their Fear of Crime
Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight
The Resegregation of Southern Schools
Nikole Hannah-Jones, Atlantic
Sunday, April 20
How Detroit Found a Pot of Gold
Dan Kadlec, Time
Why Are Health Costs Rising Again?
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Thomas Piketty's Inequality Death Spiral
Scott Winship, Forbes
Fifteen Years After Columbine
Ben Dreyfuss, Mother Jones
The U.S. Isn't Falling Behind in the STEM Race
Michael Teitelbaum, LAT
Treat Wage Theft as a Crime
Catherine Rampell, Washington Post
What's Wrong with Victims' Rights?
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
The Truth About Chicago's Crime Rates
Bernstein & Isackson, Chicago
About That Gender Confidence Gap
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway, Federalist
Occupational Licensing Is Replacing Unions
Evan Soltas, Vox
Few Stay in the Top 1 Percent for Long
Mark Rank, New York Times
How to Tax High-Frequency Trades
Steven Rosenthal, Tax Policy Center
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