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How would a crackdown backfire? Because it would produce, immediately in Colorado, and eventually in other states, an atomized, anarchic state legalized but unregulated marijuana market that federal drug enforcers lack the manpower to contain and lack the legal power to force the states to contain.
May 8, 2013, Stuart S. Taylor, Jr., KCRW
Obama’s Early Education Proposals Leave Federal Efforts Fragmented and Incoherent

May 8, 2013, Chris Herbst
Five Ways Teachers Can Use Technology to Help Students

May 7, 2013, Darrell M. West and Joshua Bleiberg
Senior Fellow

Posted: May 6, 2013
The 'First Sale Doctrine' and Its Impact on the Music Business

May 3, 2013, John Villasenor
No-Fly Zone: How “Drone” Safety Rules can also Help Protect Privacy

May 2, 2013, John Villasenor
Six "Megatrends" That Will Shape the Future of Digital Media

May 1, 2013, John Villasenor
Time-to-Graduation Too Often Overlooked

May 1, 2013, Beth Akers and Matthew M. Chingos
President Obama's Guantanamo Comments

May 1, 2013, Benjamin Wittes
How Not to Die: Revolutionizing End-of-Life Health Care

April 30, 2013, Jonathan Rauch
When budget cuts hit high-profile business travelers, you can get Congress to act.
April 30, 2013, Darrell M. West, Bloomberg
One of [Cass Sunstein's] proudest accomplishments, he says, was nudging the Department of Agriculture toward replacing its old 'food pyramid' with a simpler 'food plate' showing that half your diet should be fruits and vegetables. He presided over big-ticket items too, including a rule to standardize safety warning labels that could save employers as much as $2.5 billion, and a rule to simplify doctors' and nurses' paperwork that could save hospitals and medical practices as much as $5 billion.
April 29, 2013, Cass Sunstein, Los Angeles Times
Becoming a Techno-Industrial Power: Chinese Science and Technology Policy

April 29, 2013, Joel R. Campbell
[The Obama administration hasn't] advertised [its regulation-trimming efforts] very well. No one knows that they've even been trying, let alone that they've accomplished anything.
April 28, 2013, Elaine Kamarck, Los Angeles Times
Sadly, divided party government, which we have because of the Republican House, in a time of extreme partisan polarization, is a formula for inaction and absolutist opposition politics, not for problem solving.
April 26, 2013, Thomas E. Mann, Moyers & Company
Why Congress is Failing Us

April 26, 2013, Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein
Finding the Common Good in an Era of Dysfunctional Governance

April 26, 2013, Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein
Google Glass, Resale Restrictions, and the Demise of Ownership

April 26, 2013, John Villasenor
The Common Good: Theoretical Content, Practical Utility

April 26, 2013, William A. Galston
Tech Transfer Policy: Bayh-Dole has Distributional Consequences

April 26, 2013, Walter D. Valdivia
An Examination of the Judicial Conduct and Disability System

April 25, 2013, Russell Wheeler
Teacher Value-Added: Do We Want a Ten Percent Solution?

April 24, 2013, Grover J. "Russ" Whitehurst
Is It Illegal to Resell “Used” Digital Music?

April 23, 2013, John Villasenor
Reforming Medicare: Fiscal Challenges and Policy Solutions

April 22, 2013
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A Preview of Likely Terrorism-Related Charges Against Tsarnaev

April 22, 2013, Robert M. Chesney