Citizen Revolt
Irish Support Standing Up to Brussels

Europe’s ruling forcing Apple to pay back taxes to Ireland has proven mighty unpopular in the Emerald Isle.

Crime and Punishment
Trouble Ahead for Prison Reformers

The American public holds contradictory views on crime and incarceration.

A Nice Complement
Why Shale Gas Is a Natural Partner for Renewables

Natural gas complements wind and solar power in important ways.

Market Failure
California May Have World’s Worst Carbon Market

All is not well in the Golden State’s fledgling carbon market.

Pivot to Asia
Duterte Says He’s Sorry

Japanese influence may make the Filipino President (somewhat) manageable, and keep him from getting too close to Beijing.

generation Y
The Myth of the Millennial Liberal

Giddy 2008 predictions of a permanent Democratic majority may have been overstated.

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Election 2016
Why Ohio?

Ohio is a likely bellwether of the outcome of 2016. Its history explains why.

Kleptocracy Watch
How Not to Steal an Election: Gabon Edition

A memo to dictators: if you’re going to steal an election, don’t let them see you sweat.

China Trade Fight
China Cuts Steel Production

China says it’s slowing things down to protect the environment.

WRM Elsewhere
A Conversation with Tony Blinken

WRM discusses foreign policy with the Deputy Secretary of State.

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