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Capital: Obama, Rubio Put Higher Education on Notice | Wall Street Journal

February 20, 2013

The first threat was abuse. Some for-profit schools enrolled students who paid tuition with government-guaranteed loans, never finished and stiffed taxpayers. "Every bad thing you read about happened in an accredited institution," says Kevin Carey, director of education policy at the nonpartisan New America Foundation.

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President Turns To Loyalist For Chief Of Staff | Wall Street Journal

January 25, 2013

"It worries me the degree to which the president has such a tiny inner circle that has been unchanged for so long," said Rosa Brooks, who worked at the Pentagon from 2009 to 2011 and now teaches law at Georgetown University. "The potential for danger ...

Who Can Still Afford State U? | Wall Street Journal

December 14, 2012

Public universities "are creeping toward the private, nonprofit model, where everybody pays market rates rather than subsidized rates," notes Kevin Carey, director of the education-policy program at the New America Foundation, a think tank. The ...

Why So Few Indians Have Bank Accounts | Wall Street Journal

November 1, 2012

The main problem is Indian banks and other financial service providers haven’t found a way to serve poor customers located in far-flung areas and still make a profit, shows a study by the New America Foundation.

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Executives Tout Action Plan To Reduce Deficit | Wall Street Journal

October 25, 2012

... inspired by Erskine Bowles, a Democrat and former Clinton White House chief of staff, and Alan Simpson, a retired Republican senator from Wyoming, and was spawned by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan antideficit group.

Media Veterans in Book Publishing Venture | Wall Street Journal

September 19, 2012

Atavist was founded by journalists Evan Ratliff and Nicholas Thompson, along with developer and Web designer Jefferson Rabb, in 2009 as a way of delivering long-form content in the digital age. It has since attracted investment from Silicon Valley ...

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GE Feels Its Own Cuts | Wall Street Journal

September 17, 2012

A study by the International Federation of Health Plans found that U.S. fees for an MRI were about 80% higher than Germany's. Those prices may not last, however. "Everyone has gotten used to this overheated market," said Shannon Brownlee, acting ...

Should The Eligibility Age For Medicare Be Raised? | Wall Street Journal

September 17, 2012

Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, makes the case for raising the eligibility age. Arguing to leave it unchanged is Aaron E. Carroll, the associate director of Children's Health Services Research at Indiana ...

CEOs Press Congress to Trim the Deficit | Wall Street Journal

September 12, 2012

"No outside effort is going to be big enough to make this happen on its own, but the momentum this campaign will provide will improve the chances for success tremendously," says one of the leaders, Maya MacGuineas of the nonpartisan Committee for a ...

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