Week of March 28, 2016 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 28
$15 Means Almost Half of Workers Get a Raise
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
'Waters of the U.S.' Return to SCOTUS
Chance Weldon, RCPolicy
The Racism at the Heart of Flint's Crisis
Editorial Board, NYT
How to Save Public Pensions
Mark Warshawsky, US News & World Report
We Know How to Reduce Gun Violence
German Lopez & Thomas Abt, Vox
Can New York Fix Its Housing Crisis?
Dwyer Gunn, Pacific Standard
The Trump Plan: Big Tax Hikes or Big Deficits
James C. Capretta, NR
Trade Deficits Aren't Always Benign
Jared Bernstein, Huffington Post
SCOTUS Gets Free Speech Wrong
William Haun, Public Discourse
Hold the Obamacare Celebrations
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg View
We're Not a Poor Country
Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
Equating Vaping, Smoking Is Medical Malpractice
Jacob Sullum, Reason
Tuesday, March 29
A Legal Attack on Unions Is Dead
Ian Millhiser, ThinkProgress
Union Case a Blow Against Educational Excellence
Jason Bedrick, Cato
The Atavism of Bernie Sanders
Harrison Searles, RealClearPolicy
Liberalism Is Working. Marxism Failed.
Jonathan Chait, New York
#NeverReformConservatism?
Ross Douthat, New York Times
A Libertarianism That Embraces Social Justice
Will Wilkinson, Niskanen
Replacing Dodd-Frank: The Big Questions
Joseph Lawler, DC Examiner
Democrats Created a 'Liberalism of the Rich'
Thomas Frank, Huff Post
Liberal Policies Destroyed Black Families
Crystal Wright, Daily Signal
Case for Free Trade Is as Strong as Ever
Editorial Board, Bloomberg View
Your Water Could Be Worse Than Flint's
Laura Orlando, In These Times
Why I'm Boycotting TurboTax
Dylan Matthews, Vox
Wednesday, March 30
The Problem With Profits
The Economist
States Eye Cigarettes for Revenue
John Bicknell & Eric Boehm, RCPolicy
The Trump Policy Plank That Could Work
Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
M.I.A.: GOP Leaders and the Paris Agreement
Marlo Lewis Jr., RCPolicy
You're Presumed Innocent. Is Your Money?
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
The Plea of the Little Sisters
Richard A. Epstein, The Federalist
Label GMOs Even if They're Safe
Tom Philpott, Mother Jones
Marxism vs. Liberalism - Tyler Zimmer | Jonathan Chait
Garland: Obama's Witness for the Prosecution
Kelley Vlahos, TAC
Why You Should Worry About the Federal Debt
David Wessel, WSJ
California's Public Pension Crisis
Editorial Board, OC Register
Rationing Childhood Cancer Drugs
Kathleen Ruddy, InsideSources
Thursday, March 31
Obama's Clemency Problem
Mark Osler, New York Times
The Downside of the Minimum Wage Fad
Ed. Board, Bloomberg View
Trump's Abortion Comment Makes Sense
Bridgette Dunlap, Rolling Stone
Connecticut's Unionized Budget Breakdown
Zach Janowski, City Journal
Arkansas' Sneaky Drug Testing for Poor People
Bryce Covert, ThinkProg.
America's Surprisingly Narrow Urban Revival
Emily Badger, Wash Post
The Sun Belt Is Rising Again
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
America's Appalling Affordable Housing Deficit
Tanvi Misra, CityLab
The Worst Pro-Free Trade Argument
David Glasner, Uneasy Money
When Land Is Labeled "Wetlands"
Damien Schiff, Washington Times
FDA Sides With Doctors on the Abortion Pill
Nora Caplan-Bricker, Slate
Where Sanders Is Right About Scandinavia
Lexi Hudson, DC Examiner
The Problem With Australian-Style Gun Control
Matt Vespa, Townhall
Friday, April 1
Why the Fight for $15 Is Winning
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Wage Hikes Will Put Squeeze on Rural Poor
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
How a $15 Minimum Wage Could Change California
Shane Ferro, HuffPo
Body Cams Won't Solve Everything
Levinson-Waldman & Selby, USAToday
The Cost of Radical Police 'Reform' in Chicago
David French, NRO
Abortion and Punishment
Katha Pollitt, New York Times
How Vermont Could Change the Pot Debate
Amber Phillips, The Sentinel
Best Way to Boost U.S. Infrastructure? Borrow
Matthew Yglesias, Vox
Why Is the U.S. Ignoring 23 Million Citizens?
Nicholas Eberstadt, WaPo
Race, Reality, and Construction Jobs
Averil Morrison, NY Daily News
Time to Revolt Against Architecture's Elite
David Brussat, American Con.
Maine Doesn't Need Bloomberg's Anti-Gun Agenda
Krysta Lilly, BDN
Sunday, April 3
Where Adultery Is Still Illegal
Deborah L. Rhode, Salon
Listen to the Victims of the Free Market
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
Panama Papers: The Tax Havens of the Global Elite
ICIJ
It's Good if Minimum Wage Drives Automation
Matthew Yglesias, Vox
Conservative Reformation on the Horizon?
Henry Olsen, National Review
Trump and the Anti-Abortion Puzzle
Geoffrey R. Stone, Huffington Post
Inequality: Reasons for Optimism
Joel Kotkin, The Daily Beast
What Trump, Sanders Get Wrong on Trade
Steve Chapman, Chi Tribune
Marijuana Use and Education
Keith Humphreys, About.com
Wisconsin Voter ID Could Block 300,000
Ari Berman, The Nation
What Minimum Wage Costs Taxpayers
Alison Noon, Associated Press
Trump, Agency, and Abortion
Corey Robin, Jacobin
Medicare Pays for Some Drugs Twice
Robert Pear, New York Times
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