Week of April 4, 2016 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 4
Lessons From the "Bubble Quiz"
Charles Murray, AEI
Police Could Control Your Self-Driving Car
Martin C. Libicki, RAND
A "Problematic" Mural at UVA
Robby Soave, Reason
Why Is Bike Share Safer Than Regular Biking?
Brad Plumer, Vox
Abolish the Legal Term "Employment"
John C. Goodman, Forbes
Medical Marijuana and the Opioid Epidemic
Conor Friedersdorf, Atlantic
Opiates of the Masses
John P. Walters et al., Weekly Standard
White House's Private Sector Job Streak
Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR
Universal Basic Income: Pro and Con - Michael Strain | Iain Murray
The Truth About Trade
Scott Lincicome, National Review
Cities for Everyone
Paul Krugman, New York Times
SCOTUS on "One Person, One Vote" - Paul Waldman | Ilya Somin
Medicaid and the Entitlement Reform Debate
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, AAF
Tuesday, April 5
Stop Protecting Jury Room Racism
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
Trump's Wall Plan Could Increase Crime
Danny Vinik, Politico
A Policy Response to the Anger Over Trade
Ed Dolan, Economonitor
Race and Suicide: Shifting Trends
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
The Crucial Importance of Tax Havens
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Does Bernie Sanders Know Policy?
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
Yes, Bernie Knows About Breaking Up Banks
Peter Eavis, NYT
Solar Could Cause Blackouts in California
Andrew Follett, Daily Caller
Treat Drug Addiction Like a Learning Disorder
Maia Szalavitz, Guardian
IRS Could Help Find the Uninsured
Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News
Beware a "Solution" for Little Sisters
James C. Capretta, NR
Density Is Destiny
Miles Kimball, Supply Side Liberal
Wednesday, April 6
Wall Street Has to Stop Bilking Retirees
Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
Obamacare for Your IRA
Iain Murray, National Review
Florida's "Pill Mill" Crackdown
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
Why Are Voters Angry? The 1099 Economy
David Dayen, New Republic
How the ACA Is Really Performing
Charles Blahous, Economics 21
Lead Exposure in Your Neighborhood
Sarah Frostenson & Sarah Kliff, Vox
What Left-Wing Abortion Extremism?
Larry Elder, Creators
Calculator: How Candidate Tax Plans Affect You
Mark Paul et al., Nation
End Social Security For the Rich
Stuart Butler, RealClearMarkets
A Tax Haven That May Surprise You: The U.S.
Wiseman & Gordon, AP
When the Poor Move, Do They Move Up?
Rachel M. Cohen, Prospect
The Conservative Way Forward?
Arnold Kling, Econlib
The Case for Higher Estate Taxes
Caroline Freund, Project Syndicate
Thursday, April 7
Stifling Free Speech on Climate Change
William O'Keefe, Economics 21
Honesty on Pension Debt: It's Now or Never
Andrew G. Biggs, RCPolicy
What If the Supreme Court Were Liberal?
Erwin Chemerinsky, Atlantic
Why Do Some Poor Kids Thrive?
Alana Semuels, The Atlantic
Kesha Ruling: Offensive and Dismissive
Lucia Graves, The Guardian
Not All Rapes Are Hate Crimes
Robby Soave, Reason
Judicial Amnesty: A Growing Trend
Daniel Horowitz, Conservative Review
American Manufacturing Isn't Dead Yet
Tami Luhby, CNN Money
Consistent Positions on Minimum Wage and Trade
Peter Coy, Bloomberg
Feminists Get Abortion All Wrong
Camille Paglia, Salon
How Much Should State Legislators Get Paid?
A. Thomson-Deveaux, 538
Trump's Tariffs and the Economy
J.W. Mason, Roosevelt Institute
Sanders' "Great Society" Could Cost $15 Trillion
Eric Pianin, Fiscal Times
Friday, April 8
Farewell to Sister Souljah Moments
Jonathan S. Tobin, Commentary
Clinton's Shameless Answer to Black Lives Matter
Alicia Garza, CNN
Guess Which States Are Losing Retail Jobs
Jed Graham, IBD
Porn Is a Public Health Crisis
Gail Dines, Washington Post
5 Ways to Destroy the U.S. Economy
Hubbard & Kane, Weekly Standard
Fighting Over the Indian Child Welfare Act
Israel & Dewan, ThinkProgress
Why Inversions Are Good for the U.S.
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, NYT
The Corporate Inversions Tax Loophole
Zients & Hanlon, White House
The Right Way to Regulate Prostitution
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
EITC Expansion Could Penalize Marriage
Eugene Steuerle, Urban
Trump's Border Wall Plan Is Ridiculous
Andrew C. McCarthy, NR
Cashless Society Could Embolden Big Brother
Sarah Jeong, The Atlantic
Sunday, April 10
Why U.S. Infrastructure Costs So Much
Justin Fox, Bloomberg View
Minimum Wage: Is Job Loss Acceptable?
Ryan Young, RealClearPolicy
Worries About Race Relations Hit a New High
Jim Norman, Gallup
No Safe Space to Shoot Up
Debra Saunders, San Francisco Chronicle
Our Irrational Fear of the VAT
Reihan Salam, Wall Street Journal
Is It Finally Time for Tax Reform?
Joseph Lawler, Washington Examiner
Tech Slowdown Threatens American Dream
David Rotman, Tech Review
There's Nothing Wrong With Neoliberalism
Scott Sumner, Money Illusion
The Coming Era of the Mega-Leak
Jacob Silverman, Politico
Why Some Blacks Supported Clinton Crime Law
Alicia Montgomery, NPR
Closing Down Debate on Campus
Jonathan Haidt & Nick Haslam, Guardian
Where Living Poor Means Dying Young
Badger & Ingraham, Wash Post
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