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Where hiding the truth is a major selling point
Leads | By Remapping Debate | Law
Will advances in artificial intelligence result in cheaper and more effective ways to hold back incriminating evidence? More
The Social Security solution that dare not speak its name
Leads | By Remapping Debate | Social Security
Why won't a solution that incontrovertibly makes the system more sound be seriously discussed in polite media or political circles? More
Governors Christie and Cuomo: the "shared sacrifice" twins?
Leads | By Remapping Debate | Budget deficit
Both ask for shared sacrifice. But from whom? More
Stop crying "fire" in the Social Security theater
Kudos | By Remapping Debate | Budget deficit, Social Security
A Reuters blogger bucks the Beltway consensus and explains why Social Security isn’t driving the federal deficit. The program itself has built up a surplus worth trillions, which policy-makers have borrowed and spent against for other purposes. But on the same day, other outlets continue to spread Social Security panic. More
New effort to limit federal authority would make all federal laws and regulations subject to repeal by two-thirds of states
Original Reporting | By Remapping Debate | Federalism
States representing as little as 27 percent of U.S. population could trump Congress, President, and Supreme Court under proposed constitutional amendment. More
Welcome James Lardner and Jonathan Rowe
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If you don't see it, you can't solve it
Kudos | By Remapping Debate |
American Prospect story highlights significant gaps in the data that are collected on major issues of public policy, omissions that hinder the ability to develop broad, evidence-based solutions. More
Visual guide to income inequality
Kudos | By Remapping Debate | Slate
Slate's recent slide show is a good example of how "dry data" can be presented in a compelling fashion, forcing questions about policy choices to the fore. More

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