Week of September 15, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 15
How Pornography Is Like Incest
Christopher O. Tollefsen, Public Discourse
The Rise of Food Stamp Work Requirements
Jake Grovum, Stateline
Six False Claims by Thomas Piketty
Dubay & Furth, The Federalist
The Roughed-Up American
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
When Wages Are Seized to Pay Debts
Kiel & Arnold, ProPublica/NPR
Missouri's Insulting Abortion Waiting Period
Scott Lemieux, The Week
Obamacare's Abortion Shell Game
Arina O. Grossu, National Review
Gender Quotas Worked in Norway. Why Not Here?
Alice Lee, TNR
Should Governments Control the Internet?
Rosenzweig et al., RCPolicy
Obamacare Promotes Family Values
Dean Baker, Truthout
Reinflating the Housing Bubble?
Norbert Michel, Daily Signal
Two Cities Fight Climate Change
Michael Ryan, Smart Growth America
Tuesday, September 16
What's Your Income Percentile Ranking?
Political Calculations
California Is Over-Legislating Sex
Batya Ungar-Sargon, The New Republic
A New Wave of ACA Plan Cancellations
Michael Tanner, National Review
Progress in Expanding Health Coverage
Lambrew & Fiedler, White House
Obamacare: More Data, More Questions
Peter Suderman, Reason
Is Online Education Rife With Cheating?
Thomas K. Lindsay, RCPolicy
Colleges' Pell Grant Shell Game
Ry Rivard, Inside Higher Ed
New Poverty Data: Three Things to Know
Boteach & Fremstad, CAP
Does Moving Poor People Work?
Thomas B. Edsall, New York Times
Why the Imprisonment Rate Keeps Falling
Keith Humphreys, Wash Post
Scary Implications of Modern Wealth Inequality
Richard Reeves, RCM
Immigration, Wages, and Employment - Alex Nowrasteh | Steven Camarota
Democracy and the Donor Class
Gara LaMarche, Democracy
The SEC's Weak Diversity Rule
Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
Wednesday, September 17
Are Conservative Cities Better?
Ethan Epstein, Politico Magazine
The Government Won't Let Colleges Cut Tuition
Ike Brannon, American
Insurers Are Shifting Costs to the Sick
Charles Ornstein, ProPublica
The CDC's Misleading Rape Numbers
Cathy Young, Time
Uniforms, Dress Codes, and Minimum Wage
Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
The Limits of Urban Policy
Lewis McCrary, RealClearPolitics
Leaky Gas Wells, Not Fracking, Are Polluting Water
Brad Plumer, Vox
Why Is Childhood Disability Rising?
Bill Gardner, Incidental Economist
Can Domestic Abusers Change?
Katie McDonough & David Adams, Salon
How to Reboot HealthCare.gov
Andrew Sprung, The New Republic
Hitting Your Kids is Legal in All 50 States
Denver Nicks, Time
Pennsylvania's Lethal Injection Fiasco
Christopher Moraff, Daily Beast
Thursday, September 18
Where Inequality Has Fallen the Fastest
DePillis & Guo, Wash Post
Stop the Sob Stories on Student Debt
Jeffrey Dorfman, Forbes
Another Anti-ACA Talking Point Goes Poof
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Enrollees Are Paying Premiums. We Think.
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
Why Marriage Is Linked to Child Outcomes
Scott Stanley, Family Studies
Whatever Happened to Gun Control?
George Zornick, The Nation
State Prison Populations on the Rise
King & Elderbroom, Urban
Yes, Sometimes Women Lie About Rape
Cathy Young, Slate
The U.S. Has a Femicide Problem
Rachel Lu, The Federalist
Obama: Easy on Lawbreaking Banks?
David Sirota, In These Times
Holder's Legacy on Wall Street Fraud
David Dayen, Fiscal Times
Did Quantitative Easing Work?
Matt Phillips, Quartz
Friday, September 19
Conservatives' New Love Affair With Canada
Josh Barro, New York Times
About Those 7.3 Million Enrollees
Robert Laszewski, HCP&MR
ACA Isn't the Disaster Many Predicted
Cynthia Tucker, National Memo
Why the Poor Remain Poor
Paul Hiebert, Pacific Standard
The Child Migrant Crisis Seems to Be Over. Why?
Dara Lind, Vox
Deregulate the Legal Profession
George Leef, Forbes
Good News: There's Bad News for Coal
David Roberts, Grist
Does Climate Change Prevent Disasters?
Paul Knappenberger, Cato
Cleveland: Coming Back, but Fragile
Alexis Stephens, Next City
Disability: Cause, Consequence of Poverty
Vallas & Fremstad, Talk Poverty
Is the Shale Revolution a Ponzi Scheme?
Ronald Bailey, Reason
Metro Areas' Gross Domestic Product
Aaron M. Renn, Urbanophile
Sunday, September 21
When Professors Are on Food Stamps
Matt Saccaro, Salon
Why Suburbia Irks Some Conservatives
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
The Middle Class Hasn't Gotten a Raise in 15 Years
Ben Casselman, 538
For the Rich, Mortgages Are Getting Cheaper
Les Christie, CNNMoney
Overselling the Earned Income Credit
Lawrence Mead, National Affairs
The Next (Nasty) Economic Surprise?
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Running Out of Time on Climate Change
Rebecca Solnit, TomDispatch
Climate Science Is Not Settled
Steven E. Koonin, Wall Street Journal
Employee Health Costs: 'Simple' Solution
Heather Kerrigan, Governing
Unemployment Benefits Reach a New Low
Paul Krugman, NYT
Would Tort Reform Actually Save Money?
Michael Hiltzik, LA Times
Why There Won't Be a Shutdown This Year
Dylan Matthews, Vox
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