Week of April 18, 2016 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 18
The CDC Keeps Lying About Adolescent Vaping
Jacob Sullum, Reason
Blame Tax Preparers for Complicated Returns
Helaine Olen, Slate
Puerto Rico's Mysterious Public Sector
Quinones & Joffe, RealClearPolicy
Detroit: To Broke and Back?
Carla T. Main, City Journal
Does Sprawl Keep Housing Affordable?
Laura Kusisto, WSJ
A Copyright Win for Google Books
Andrea Peterson, Washington Post
Is DMCA Abuse Rampant?
David Newhoff, Illusion of More
Watch the Deficit, Not the Debt
Narayana Kocherlakota, Bloomberg View
Immigration Goes to SCOTUS - Elizabeth Slattery | Brianne J. Gorod
A New Obama Emissions Play
Michael Grunwald, Politico
The Earned Income Credit's Downside
David Lapp, Family Studies
New Overtime Rules Will Hurt Kids
Frederick M. Hess, USA Today
Tuesday, April 19
Expand Social Security
Dylan Matthews, Vox
California's Pension Hubris
Steven Greenhut, City Journal
Does Pre-K Work, or Not?
Isabel Sawhill, RealClearMarkets
Is There Really a Red State "War on Cities"?
Aaron M. Renn, Urbanophile
Debunking Republican Health Care Myths
Editorial Board, NYT
UnitedHealthcare's Exit Augurs Badly
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, e21
Do We Have a Competition Deficit?
Robert Samuelson, Wash Post
Trucking Industry's Deregulation Campaign
Michael McAuliff, Huff Post
Why Are Trucking Fatalities on the Rise?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Fixing Housing Benefits - Peter Dreier | Matt Bruenig
Cancer Research Is Broken
Daniel Engber, Slate
Violent Crime: Back to Bedlam
Heather Mac Donald, City Journal
Wednesday, April 20
Even Drunken Drivers Have Rights
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
Pensions: Benefits Aren't the Only Problem
Stephen Eide, InsideSources
Why Suburbia Is So Resilient
Lyman Stone, Medium
Time for Radio to Start Paying Artists
Sonny Bunch, Washington Post
The Congressional GOP's Health Care Tax Credits
John R. Graham, RCP
Is the ACA Reducing Medical Debt?
Margot Sanger-Katz, New York Times
Fight Climate Change With Innovation
Sivaram & Norris, Foreign Affairs
Is Supply-Side Economics Bunk? - Jared Bernstein | Ben Southwood
What Reform Conservatives Got Right
Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review
An Indefensible Death Sentence
Lincoln Caplan, New Yorker
Why Welfare Is Failing the Poor
Sam Brownback & Tarren Bragdon, Hill
What Will Come After Payday Loans?
Bethany McLean, The Atlantic
Thursday, April 21
The Education of an Environmentalist
Robert Stone, Scientific American
A Real Agenda to Cut Poverty
Melissa Boteach, RealClearPolicy
Racial Bias and the Sharing Economy
Aabid Allibhai, On Labor
Urban Planners Can Learn From Trailer Parks
Nolan Gray, Mkt Urbanism
A Right to Free Tax Preparation?
Marc D. Joffe, RealClearPolicy
Is There Ammo Left for Recession Fighting?
George Perry, RCM
The Half Degree That Will Change Earth
Eric Roston, Bloomberg
Donald Trump's Empty Health Care Promises
James C. Capretta, RCH
Trickle-Down Feminism, Revisited
Tressie McMillan Cottom, Dissent
Monetary Policy: A Primer
George Selgin, Cato Institute
Why the Unemployment Rate Feels Like a Lie
Sarah Kendzior, Quartz
Kansas' Disastrous Tax Cuts
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Friday, April 22
We'll Fix Social Security By Not Fixing It
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist
A New Wave of Education Lawsuits
Andrew J. Rotherham, US News
The Real Reason Obamacare Is Sputtering
Jeff Spross, The Week
Obamacare's Increasing Instability
James C. Capretta, National Review
Have We Solved Climate Change Yet?
Tim McDonnell, Slate
A Non-Truth About Trade
Jared Bernstein, On the Economy
Protect Puerto Ricans' Retirement Security
Bailey Childers, The Hill
No One Walks in L.A. and That's Fine
Joseph Mailander, Reason
Tubman Fits the Bill
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
$15 Minimum Wage: Highest in the World
Kristiana Mork, Daily Signal
Right-to-Work Laws: Unconstitutional?
Shaun Richman, In These Times
Term Limits Don't Boost Women in Politics
Liz Farmer, Governing
Sunday, April 24
Early Analysis of Seattle's $15 Wage Law
Peter Kelley, U of Washington
Ed Reformers, Stop Giving Parents a Pass
Hess & Robinson, RCPolicy
The Problems a Basic Income Can Solve
Olivia Goldhill, Quartz
Beyond Bathroom Talk
Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
Scalia: Living Constitutionalist?
John O. McGinnis, Library of Law & Liberty
Thinking Through Sentencing Reform - Peter Orszag | David Murray
Single Payer: Dead or Just Sleeping?
Michael Hiltzik, LA Times
The Reactionary Mind
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Solar Needs a More Aggressive Cost Target
Sivaram & Kann, Nature
The Middle Class Is Doing Okay
Scott Winship, National Review
Can Cities Claw Back Business Subsidies?
Gabrielle Gurley, Prospect
Sanders Considers Banning Cigarettes
Curt Mills, Washington Examiner
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