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By Ezra Klein
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The individual mandate no longer applies to people whose plans were canceled
This is the first crack in the individual mandate. But is it the last?
This is the first crack in the individual mandate. But is it the last?
"Feel, in your hands, the warm turds of something that you love unconditionally and that loves you back in the same way."
For-profit academic publisher Elsevier is ramping up efforts to stop academics from sharing their research freely online.
Two words: Private label.
Congress has created 42 different tax incentives for energy. Baucus wants to sweep them all away and replace them with just two.
New technology is superseding our old networks faster than we can write new rules for them.
Hospital executives think Obamacare will make health care better and cheaper.
It costs a lot more to give every kid an apple than it does to bribe him or her for actually eating one.
Bad poll numbers for Obamacare don't mean the uninsured won't enroll.
Obama's new adviser, John Podesta, will push the White House to act more forcefully on climate change. Here's what he was advocating back in 2010.
Doctors are pretty confused about the health care law, too.
Peter Thiel says housing affordability is holding back innovation and entrepreneurship. Who's disrupting that?
American territories are at the center of the worst Obamacare disaster you've never heard of.
He lowers rates, they cut unemployment benefits.
"The quietest place on earth, an anechoic chamber at Orfield Laboratories in Minnesota, is so quiet that the longest anybody has been able to bear it is 45 minutes."
Murray argues that Democrats got a bit and gave up basically nothing.
Your laptop's Webcam has a light that's supposed to turn on any time the camera does. But research shows it's possible for hackers to disable the light.
Two theories for why markets love the taper so much.
As cities ban "styrofoam," Dow Chemical protests they've got the wrong product
The Federal Reserve concludes its last meeting of 2013 on Wednesday, with some big decisions on tap.