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The Anchor
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Special Report: The Next Big Test
A new wave of school reform is about to break. Will it change classrooms for the better?
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Confessions of a Non-Serial Killer
Conspiracy theories are all fun and games until you become the subject of one. May/June 2009
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Doctors Without Borders
Why you can't trust medical journals anymore. April 2004
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In the Tank
The intellectual decline of AEI. December 2003
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Me Talk Pretty One Day?
Congressional rhetoric gets simpler (and probably worse). By John Sides 05/22/2012
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NAACP Comes Out For Gay Marriage
Why the announcement matters. By Matthew Zeitlin 05/21/2012
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Losing Our Religion
Ross Douthat asserts that religious faith is essential to America. But his own understanding of religion is suspiciously selective. By Paul Baumann 05/21/2012
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Back to 1806
The accidental origins of the Senate filibuster. By Sarah Binder 05/18/2012
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Grand Test Auto
The end of testing. By Bill Tucker 05/18/2012
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The Twilight of the Civic-minded CEO
The declining civic engagement of the American corporate titan. By Paul Glastris 05/17/2012
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The New Nixon
How it took a novelist to make Richard Nixon seem human. By Jamie Malanowski 05/16/2012
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A Test Worth Teaching To
The race to fix America’s broken system of standardized exams. By Susan Headden 05/15/2012
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If Every American Favored Same-Sex Marriage
Would it matter much for the election? By John Sides 05/14/2012
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Job Sharing as a Remedy for Unemployment
One promising way to get more Americans working and earning again. By Kathleen Geier 05/14/2012
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Transcontinental Education
Soon, most states will have the same education standards. Innovation won’t be far behind. By Robert Rothman 05/12/2012
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Obama Versus Romney Offers a Clash of Capitalisms
The difference between venture capitalists and human capitalists. By Jonathan Alter 05/12/2012
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Why Is the Teen Birth Rate so High in the U.S.?
It’s all about income inequality. By Austin Frakt 05/10/2012
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The Next Wave of School Reform
The standards-and-testing model of school reform is about to kick into high gear. By Paul Glastris 05/10/2012
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A Fish Story
How an angler and two government bureaucrats may have saved the Atlantic Ocean. By Alison Fairbrother 05/09/2012
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The Anchor
Forget Rachel, Bill, Anderson, and Sean. The broadcaster who will most determine the 2012 election is Jorge Ramos. By Laura M. Colarusso 05/08/2012
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Europe Debacle Is Full of Lessons, but Which Are True?
The left says deficit cuts will makes us like Europe; the right says cut deficits or be like Greece. By Ezra Klein 05/07/2012
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Joe Biden Announces Support for Gay Marriage
The vice president is now the highest-ranking American official to endorsing full marriage equality. By Jesse Singal 05/07/2012
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What’s Good for Exxon is Not So Good for America
Steve Coll on how big oil fuels big problems. By Paul Pillar 05/05/2012
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“Look at What the President’s Done, Do the Opposite”
Mitt Romney vows to raise taxes? By Jonathan Bernstein 05/04/2012
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Tramey on February 09, 2012 2:16 PM:
At last, someone pointing out that the drugs in contraceptives are good for lots of things in addition to family planning. Is the Catholic Bishops policy against contraceptives coverage really so stupid that they can't see that contraceptives are really about so much more than pregnancy prevention?