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Chris Danello

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The Obama Doctrine

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The extent to which Obama’s efforts add up to a coherent “doctrine” remains an open question
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The State of Higher Education in America

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In May 1892, The Atlantic Monthly published an article of clear concern to the magazine’s readership: transformative changes in the admissions requirements for Harvard...
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The United States Federal Budget

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The U.S. federal government is by far the largest single entity in the world. As of fiscal year 2009, its expenditures of $3.6 trillion...
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Financial Highlights

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Receipts Personal Income Tax Since the passage of the Sixteenth Amendment in 1913, the personal income tax has provided the federal government’s single largest source...
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Cash for a Clunker

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Underpowered and oversold, ARRA hasn’t stimulated much
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Scary News of the Day

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From the Economist via Bloomberg, the most worrisome news I read today. The gist of the story: China’s banking regulator told lenders last month to...
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The Relative Value of Valor

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The New York Times Magazine has a fantastic article about the puzzle of the paucity of valor awards--those medals given for high acts of...
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Religion in America?

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America has long had a complex, almost schizophrenic attitude towards religion.
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Jobs Bill, Cloture, Kabuki

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So the Senate passed a jobs bill today by a vote of 70-28. In policy terms, this isn't big news. The CBO estimates the bill...
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Regulating an Industry Without Really Trying

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Boring is best in financial reform
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