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Analysts Criticize Administration's Mideast Efforts | Washington Post

Daniel Levy, a veteran Israeli peace negotiator now at the Century Foundation in Washington, summed up the administration's efforts in recent days as ...
Daniel Levy | November 4, 2009

Biggest Net Neutrality Boosters Question FCC Proposal | Washington Post

"We trust Genachowski," said Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University and chairman of public interest group Free Press . Wu co-wrote the letter. ...
Tim Wu | November 2, 2009

Explaining the Excise Tax | Washington Post

"The irony," says the New America Foundation's Len Nichols, "is that they made it more friendly to the unions, but they made it less friendly to the union's ...
Len Nichols | October 20, 2009

Lawmakers Back $250 Checks | Washington Post

"This is pure political pandering," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. "COLAs are meant to maintain buying ... and more »
Maya MacGuineas | October 15, 2009

Health-Care Cooperatives Can Work

Health-care cooperatives have gotten a bad rap. But if properly designed, they could offer quite a lot to both the left and the right, as well as to anyone interested in expanding health-care coverage and reducing costs.

Steven Hill | Washington Post | October 12, 2009

Surviving Obama | Washington Post

Every Wednesday (on WashingtonPost.com), Reihan Salam examines the ideological struggle for the future of American conservatism and how to revitalize the Republican party. ...
Reihan Salam | October 7, 2009

Nuclear Pushback | The Washington Post

Kennan's words are cited in Nicholas Thompson's brilliant new book, "The Hawk and the Dove," a joint biography of Kennan and his friend and policy rival Paul Nitze. The book is also a penetrating, amazingly accessible study of the origins and conduct of the Cold War. ... Original Article
Nicholas Thompson | September 27, 2009

It's Not Socialized World After All

During last year's Republican presidential primary season, candidate Rudy Giuliani succinctly captured what millions of Americans think about health care abroad. "These countries that say they provide universal coverage -- they pay a price for it, you know," Giuliani told his audience. "They do it by rationing care, by long waiting lines, and by limiting, or I should say eliminating a patient's choice."

Phillip Longman | Washington Post | September 27, 2009

Obama Pushes for Nuclear Weapons Treaty | Washington Post

Jeffrey G. Lewis, a nonproliferation expert at the New America Foundation, said the UN resolution would represent significant international support for ...
Jeffrey Lewis | September 24, 2009

Mayo Clinic | Washington Post

"We agree that [the models] practice good, parsimonious care," said Len Nichols, a fellow at the New America Foundation. "What they don't show is that they're giving us the lowest imaginable cost they can get. And they won't do that until they're forced to."... Original Article
Len Nichols | September 20, 2009