Week of September 26, 2016 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 26
Is Ferguson Effect Behind Spike in Crime?
Max Ehrenfreund, WonkBlog
Obamacare Mandates Are Dead, Even if Hillary Wins
Jed Graham, IBD
The Case for Medicaid Expansion
Aaron Carroll, Upshot
Another Futile Year for a Do-Nothing Congress
Catherine Rampell, WP
Urbanism, Texas-Style
Joel Kotkin & Wendell Cox, City Journal
Texas Duels With Its Biggest School District
Ross Ramsey, Texas Trib
Liberals Ready to Give Up on Ohio's Charter Schools
Austin Yack, NRO
Police Officers Need to Get Better at CPR
Farzon Nahvi, New York Times
Death-Penalty Drugmaker Shouldn't Be Anonymous
Noah Feldman, BV
Congress Must Fix Home Respiratory Therapy Cuts
Dan Stark, RCH
The Heavy Hand of Early-20th Century Zoning
Laura Bliss, CityLab
George Will Is Wrong on Infrastructure Spending
Chris Edwards, Cato
Tuesday, September 27
Good News for American Children
Ron Haskins, Brookings Institution
Brangelina and How We Divorce Now
Abby W. Schachter, New York Post
Lawmakers and Unemployment Insurance
LaQuita Hatcher, Talk Poverty
Debate Neglects Economic Growth
Sean Hackbarth, Chamber of Commerce
Comparing Alcohol To Marijuana
Seth Leibsohn, American Greatness
The Rise of Early Voting, Explained
Tara Golshan, Vox
Veterans Affairs Apologizes for High-End Art
Adam Andrzejewski, Forbes
The Government's Civil Rights Bullies
Richard Epstein, Hoover Institution
Silicon Valley is Eating the Democratic Party
Ryan Hagemann, Medium
Evidence-Based Fiscal Discipline
David Muhlhausen, Heritage Foundation
Congress Should Not Gut Fuel Efficiency Standards
Scott Peters, WaPo
Fight Over the Arctic's Future Heats Up
Samantha Page, ThinkProgress
Wednesday, September 28
The Internet of Things Won't Be Big It'll Be Huge
Mark P. Mills, Forbes
Can Washington Control High-Tech Lending?
Danny Vinik, Politico
The Streetcar Can't Save Your City
David Dudley, The Atlantic
Driverless Cars Are Coming and We Need a Policy
Dan Lipinski, The Hill
The Worker Shortage Facing America's Farmers
Octavio Blanco, CNN
Toxic Air Pollution is Concentrated
Jamie Smith Hopkins, USA Today
What's in Your Herbal Pills?
Anahad O'Connor, The New York Times
One Big Change When Cops Wear Cameras
Cassie Werber, Quartz
The Criminal Justice System Fails Mental Health
German Lopez, Vox
The Human Face of Overcriminalization
Derrick Hollie, Wash. Times
OPEC Agrees to Oil Output Cut
Grant Smith, Bloomberg
The Global Trade Agenda Is Floundering
The Economist
Thursday, September 29
Regulating Future Commercial Space Travel
Mia Brown, Brookings
Jonathan Haidt's "Viewpoint Diversity"
John Leo, Minding the Campus
Evidence-Based Higher Ed Policies
Sandra Black & Jason Furman, IHE
War on Drugs' Casualty: The Constitution
Christopher Ingraham, WaPo
Has the "Ferguson Effect" Been Debunked?
Juleyka Lantigua, Atlantic
The United Nations Call For U.S. Reparations
John Gibbs, The Federalist
Child Care Finally Gets Some Regulation
Kristina Rizga, Mother Jones
Soaring Drug Prices Also Sickening for Pets
David Lazarus, LA Times
A Flimsy Legal Attack on Clean Air
Editorial Board, The New York Times
Taxes and Government Not a Recipe for Growth
Daniel J. Mitchell, Cato
The Economy Needs Some Fiscal Penicillin
Christian Weller, Conversation
Why Iraq Rules OPEC Now
Jeff Spross, The Week
Friday, September 30
Comprehensive Immigration Confusion
Peter Skerry, National Affairs
Trade, Immigration Collide with Our 2-Party System
Mark Aspinwall, TC
A Coward's Shield and a Barbarian's Rock
Pete Spiliakos, First Things
The Return of the Utopians
Akash Kapur, New Yorker
The Politics of Dissociation
Matthew Continetti, National Review
"Little House on the Prairie" Conservatism
Christine Woodside, Politico
The Need for a Decentralized Police
Donald Devine, LL&L
These States Let Police Take and Keep Your Stuff
German Lopez, Vox
Charter Schools Under Attack
Larry Sand, City Journal
Child Tax Credit Doesn't Reach Poorest Families
Chuck Marr, Talk Pov.
Conservative v. Liberal, Plato v. Descartes
Peter Augustine Lawler, MTC
Insider Trading and the Supreme Court
Jonathan Macey, Hoover
Sunday, October 2
Trump and the Intellectuals
Ross Douthat, The New York Times
Made (and Making It) in the USA
Bourree Lam, The Atlantic
The Descent Into Quasi-Law
Bruce P. Frohnen, Library of Law & Liberty
Healing the Scars of Urban Renewal
Sam Ross-Brown, American Prospect
The U.S. Crime Wave: Much Ado About Nothing?
Arthur Rizer, R Street
The Subprime Superhighway
Phil Gramm, The Wall Street Journal
Hooked on Debt
Steven Malanga, City Journal
Industry Braces for New Rules on Prepaid Cards
Lydia Wheeler, The Hill
Clinton Promises Criminal-Justice Reform
Annie Karni, Politico
State Budget Cuts Don't Explain Tuition Increases
Preston Cooper, e21
Rising Labor Costs Increase Health Care Spending
Michael Mandel, PPI
Duane Buck Deserves a Color-Blind Trial
Gerald Kogan & Tim Cole, WaPo
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