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Cash for a Clunker

Chris Danello -
Underpowered and oversold, ARRA hasn’t stimulated much

Securing Social Security

Jeremy Patashnik -
Congress can easily ensure solvency, if it can muster the political will

Bending the Health Care Cost Curve

Jonathan Yip -
Health care reform’s ability to reduce costs remains in doubt

Burning Bridges

Will Rafey -
Moving federal transportation policy into the 21st century

A Tenuous Safety Net

Victor Yang -
The low number of welfare recipients may indicate substantial need for reform

Medicare and Medicaid

Ben Wilcox -
The two largest federal health care programs: the "Pac-Men of the federal budget"

Defense Spending

Peter Bacon -
Defense spending has become a target for many seeking to reduce the budget deficit.

The 3 D's of Foreign Affairs

Nafees Asiya Syed -
The limited role of non-militarized foreign aid

Pork on the Chopping Block

Nadia Farjood -
Reining in earmarks won’t reduce spending much, but it’s a good place to start

From Incident to Inclination

Casey Thomson -
Why science and medical research spending will remain expansive
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