Week of April 28, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 28
Equal Opportunity Is a Pipe Dream
Joseph Fishkin, Brookings Institution
Trends in Highly Regulated Weaponry
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Swarthmore's Rape Epidemic
Simon van Zuylen-Wood, Philadelphia
Holder Racializes Criminal Justice
Heather Mac Donald, National Review
Sterling's Racism: What Should Bother Us Most?
Jamelle Bouie, Slate
The Right's Obamacare Opportunity
Capretta & Levin, Weekly Standard
Reform Could Make Mortgages More Expensive
Dina ElBoghdady, WaPo
Why Privatize Fannie and Freddie?
Dean Baker, Truthout
Banning Banking Is a Terrible Idea
John Aziz, The Week
Getting the Public to Trust Science
Dan Kahan, Cultural Cognition
A Thomas Piketty Review Roundup
Michael Bird, City A.M.
How the Post Office Killed Digital Mail
Derek Khanna, Inside Sources
Budget Cuts Affect Public Health
Diane Barnes, National Journal
Should We Give Up on Homeownership?
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Tuesday, April 29
How Oklahoma Botched an Execution
Ben Crair, The New Republic
Test-Driving the EPA's Carbon Models
Kreutzer & Dayaratna, RCPolicy
Why the Uninsured Are Sitting Out
Jason Millman, Wash Post
The Strange Demise of Cover Oregon
Lou Cannon, RealClearPolitics
Detroit's Message to Investors
Steven Malanga, City Journal
Why Poor Kids Thrive in Salt Lake City
Nancy Cook, National Journal
There Hasn't Been a Flight from College
Robert Hiltonsmith, Demos
The Powerful Promise of Equal Opportunity
Yuval Levin, Brookings
A Low-Wage Recovery?
Jed Graham, Investors.com
Abortion: Does the Reason Matter?
Madison V. Peace, The Federalist
Obama's Citigroup Clique
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Politico Magazine
The Cost of Public Employees' Job Security
Andrew G. Biggs, American
What Piketty Leaves Out
Robert Kuttner, The American Prospect
Thomas Piketty and His Critics
Mike Konczal, Boston Review
Wednesday, April 30
Nebraska's Smart Approach to Pension Plans
Josh Barro, New York Times
A Longshot Campaign Finance Amendment
Theodoric Meyer, ProPublica
The ACA Isn't Reducing Health Spending
Edward Morrissey, Fiscal Times
Health Spending Rises, Right on Schedule
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
Single Payer Won't Make Health Care Cheap
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
Making Voter ID Easy
Avi Green, Talking Points Memo
Own the Death Penalty
Tim Cavanaugh, National Review Online
Why Growth Ground to a Halt
Danielle Kurtzleben, Vox
An Odd Gay Marriage Lawsuit
Leah Libresco, The American Conservative
How Abortion Affects Men
Monica Heisey, Vice
Market Forces Behind the Marriage Gap
Cahn & Carbone, Family Studies
How Marriage Affects Financial Aid Eligibility
Jared Meyer, e21
Why It's Hard to Study Racial Profiling
Emily Badger, Washington Post
Getting NYC Housing Policy Right
Howard Husock, City Journal
Thursday, May 1
Why Has the Recovery Been So Dismal?
Mian & Sufi, House of Debt
Did the Market Punish Donald Sterling?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Why Hispanics Didn't Get Obamacare
Clara Ritger, National Journal
Obamacare Makes It Easy to Free-Ride
Michael F. Cannon, OC Register
Risk Corridors' Fatal Flaw?
Nicholas Bagley, Incidental Economist
Are Unions Obsolete?
Sean Higgins et al., Washington Examiner
The Supreme Court Won't End the Death Penalty
Mike Sacks, Daily Beast
We Shouldn't Completely Destroy Smallpox
Alex B. Berezow, RCScience
Don't Bring Back Earmarks
Sen. Tom Coburn, Wall Street Journal
The Right Approach to Teen Pregnancy
Tara Culp-Ressler, ThinkProgress
Sebelius's Threat to Cut Medicaid Funding
Joseph Antos, The American
Minimum Wage Hike Hurts Young Workers
Slavov & Gorry, U.S. News
The 'Piketty Bubble': More Than Just Hot Air
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Friday, May 2
The Jobs Report's Inconsistent Numbers
David Leonhardt, New York Times
Getting Seasonal Adjustments Right
Jonathan Wright, Brookings
Fight Sexual Assault, Not Due Process
Derek Cohen, RealClearPolicy
Why Schools Handle Sexual Assault Cases
Valerie Strauss, Wash Post
The ACA's Enrollment Data: Good and Bad
Yevgeniy Feyman, Forbes
Enrollment: Seven Things We Know
Sarah Kliff, Vox
Surging Health Spending: Just a Mirage?
Brett LoGiurato, Business Insider
The Decline of Desegregation Orders
Nikole Hannah-Jones, ProPublica
Conservatives Coelesce Against the Ex-Im Bank
R.J. Lehmann, R Street
Seattle's $15 Minimum Wage: Liberal Concerns
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Stop Freaking Out About the Middle Class
Scott Winship, US News
What Fossil Fuel Divestment Can and Can't Do
Neil Bhatiya, Century
Break Up the Golden State?
Troy Senik & John Yoo, City Journal
Sunday, May 4
Freedom to Marry and Dissent: A Response
Anderson & George, RCPolicy
Why Labor Force Participation Is Down
Evan Soltas, Economics & Thought
Congress Has Standing to Sue Obama
Review & Outlook, Wall St. Journal
Inside Los Angeles's 'Teacher Jail'
JoAnn Wypijewski, The Nation
The 'Amazon Tax': Fairness or Targeting Success?
Neil Deininger, e21
The Fight Over E-Cigarettes Is Not Over
The Economist
Behind the Rise of Suburban Sprawl
Benjamin Ross, Salon
Obama's Misguided Highway Toll Plan
Glenn Harlan Reynolds, USA Today
In-State Tuition for DREAMers on the Rise
Dara Lind, Vox
The Third-Party Doctrine: Drawing a Line
Stewart Baker, Volokh
Sexual Assault: Holding Colleges to Account
Perez-Pena & Taylor, NYT
Government Created the Campus Rape Crisis
Cathy Reisenwitz, Reason
A Lack of Data on Fracking and Health
Andrew Breiner, ThinkProgress
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