May 16, 2019 Archives

Week of May 13, 2019 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, May 13

Want to Earn Six Figures? Consider Working at Walmart

Sarah Min, CBS News

Ending the Union Medicaid Skim

Steven Malanga, City Journal

Stop Elizabeth Warren's Indian-Giving

RedState

Why American Moms are Seriously Struggling

Alia E. Dastagir, USA Today

How Can Dems Win Back Rural America?

Tom Philpott, Mother Jones

Populists Don't Lose Elections

Jan-Werner Müller, New York Times

Postal Service Lost Nearly $4B in 2018, On Track to Lose $7B

Eric Boehm, Reason

The Death of a Tiny Fish in the Desert

Paige Blankenbuehler, The Week

How MA Showed the Way on Education Reform

Chieppo & Gass, American Conservative

Stop Whining About Google & Do Something

Brandon J. Weichert, American Greatness

There's No Moral Equivalence Between China & US

Benjamin Weingarten, Federalist

Trump 'Energy Dominance' Ambitions Hit Snag on West Coast

Hazboun & Boudet, TC

Tuesday, May 14

Seattle: Emerald Trash Heap

Christopher F. Rufo, City Journal

Experts Say Multiculturalism Threatens Americanism

Christopher Hull, Epoch Times

Demise of Walmart Greeters Reveals ADA Shortcomings

Stacy Hickox, Conversation

Dems Who Ignore Identity Politics Surrender to Fascists

Emma Goldberg, DB

Appalachians Were Promised Coding Jobs. It Was a Fraud.

Campbell Robertson, NYT

Mueller Report Proves It's Time to Investigate the Investigators

Tom Fitton, The Hill

Time's Up for Capitalism. But What Comes Next?

Astra Taylor, The Nation

62% of Millennials Living Paycheck to Paycheck

Megan Leonhardt, CNBC

Meatless Burgers Have Made Impossible Foods a $2B Company

Kelsey Piper, Vox

Constitutional Crisis or Dem Crisis of Confidence?

David Catron, American Spectator

GA's Heartbeat Bill Won't Imprison Women Who Have Abortions

David French, NR

SCOTUS: iPhone Users Can Sue Over Alleged App Monopoly

Tyler O'Neil, PJM

Wednesday, May 15

Spare Me, Generation X: You're Not that Special

Caroline McCarthy, Spectator USA

Harvard's Failing Grade

Lawrence Siskind, To Put It Bluntly

Creed and Culture in Clown World

Andrea Yang, The American Mind

Valedictorian Tradition Increasingly Threatened

John R. Thelin, The Conversation

The Framers Intended for Bigger Gov't to Enhance Liberty

James Rogers, L & L

10 Reasons Why Centrists Won't Save Democracy

Nicole M. Aschoff, Jacobin

Journalism is Dead — Long Live the Media!

Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness

'Hate-for-Profit Racket': Warren Refuses Fox News Invite

Alex Thompson, Politico

Cory Booker's Educational Successes Don't Play Well in Primaries

The Economist

Gov't Pays Billions to People Who Claim Vaccine Injuries

James Hamblin, Atlantic

Why Biden Should Not Apologize for Opposition to Busing

Howard Husock, NR

The SEC's Cryptic Wish to Smother Cryptocurrencies

Adam Millsap, RCPolicy

Thursday, May 16

Lone Star Exception

Mark Pulliam, City Journal

The Chernobyl Disaster May Have Also Built a Paradise

Adam Rogers, Wired

Happiest Reactor on Earth: Disney's Literal Nuclear Option

Rebecca Renner, CityLab

2020 Opponents Should Boycott Debate with Trump

Eugene R. Fidell, The Hill

The Diversity Mission Has Limited Free Expression on Campus

James Huffman, L&L

Uber Drivers Cannot Unionize, Says Nat'l Labor Relations Board

Billy Binion, Reason

Silicon Valley's Success Fueled by Underclass 'Ghost Workers'

Angela Chen, Verge

Ignoring Trump's Orders, Hoping He'll Forget

Elaina Plott, The Atlantic

U.S. Births Fall to Lowest Level Since 1980s

Anthony DeBarros & Janet Adamy, WSJ

Exxon Predicted Today's Carbon Emissions Back in 1982

Kyla Mandel, ThinkProgress

Selling Dark Money as Grassroots Transparency

Ken Braun, RealClearPolicy

Access to Donald Trump Not the Same as Transparency

Editorial Board, USA Today

Friday, May 17

Property Rights Matter: Lessons from a Failing City

Stephen J.K. Walters, Law & Liberty

The Village Where Sex Offenders Outnumber Cops 7 to 1

Kyle Hopkins, ProPublica

Trump's Underwhelming Immigration Reform Plan

Jordan Bruneau, Daily Caller

The SAT is Getting an 'Adversity Score.' It's a Bad Idea.

Michael T. Nietzel, Forbes

In Apple Case, It's Kavanaugh vs. Gorsuch

Gilad Edelman, Washington Monthly

The Supreme Court's Worst Decision of My Tenure

John Paul Stevens, The Atlantic

Disrupting the Pharmacy

John Tierney, City Journal

Trump Pardons Billionaire Fraudster Who Supported Him

Aaron Rupar, Vox

A Full Presidential Pardon

Conrad Black, American Greatness

Five Facts: Trump Administration's Tariffs on Chinese Goods

No Labels, RCPolicy

Denver's Magic Mushrooms Vote: Now What?

Lindsay Fendt, CityLab

Congress Should Force An End to Surprise Medical Bills

James Capretta, RCPolicy

How Congress Should Tackle Russian Threat

Timothy Roemer & Zachary Wamp, Hill

Morning Note Carl Cannon, RealClearPolitics

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