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Policy
The Fight Over Crowdfunding's Potential
Goldmine for scammers or valuable tool for legitimate entrepreneurs? Debate grows over legislation that would make it easier for individuals to buy equity stakes in private companies -
Congress
Why Congress Won't Attack the Budget
Members of Congress say it's time to get serious about the budget—but ignore anyone who tries -
Energy
The Feds Love Green Cars, but Run Their Fleets on Gas
The government preaches green while burning fossil fuel -
Legislation
Kill-It-and-Eat-It Locavores Give Cities Indigestion
Cities grapple with urban farmers who slaughter their own meat -
Congress
Is Ending the Top-Bracket Bush Tax Cuts a Winning Issue for Democrats?
The Democrats may move early to end the Bush tax cuts for the country's highest earners. They sense a shift in the public mood about the wealthy that may make the move easier -
Transportation
Bloomberg View: Getting U.S. Transportation Moving; Housing Debt: Forgive, Then Profit
How to pay for transportation infrastructure; getting stronger by forgiving mortgage debt via shared appreciation -
Legislation
Changes to Sentencing Laws in GOP States Since 2007
Prison populations are beginning to fall as states look to save money -
Facebook
Netflix Wants Everyone to Know What You're Watching
The company seeks Senate approval for the movies you watch to be shared via Facebook -
Legislation
The GOP Eases Up on Prisons
Locking too many up got too expensive, so Republicans are now relaxing sentencing laws -
Books
Book Review: Power, Inc. by David Rothkopf
A sprawling new book makes the case that companies, not kings, now rule the world -
Congress
Obama's Red Tape Fight Is Flailing: GAO
The Government Accountability Office says the Obama administration has plenty of work to do in cutting waste -
Congress
Are Union Bosses Just Like North Korean Dictators?
An ad campaign makes a provocative comparison -
Regulation
What It Takes to Kill a Regulation
The President has touted his ability to rescind anachronistic rules, but even that process involves red tape -
Management
Should We Abolish the Corporate Income Tax?
In other words: Is zero percent even better than 28 percent? -
Legislation
Bloomberg View: Speeding the Pullout from Afghanistan; No Band-Aids for U.S. Schools
The U.S. should stick to the Defense Secretary's timeline and depart next year; without an improved No Child Left Behind, states and schools will remain in limbo
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