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CBO: Gang of 8 Immigration Bill Would Slash Fed Budget Deficit
Diana Furchtgott-Roth's report says, "immigration bill would be big win for U.S. economy."

Avik Roy and Ezra Klein Not So Far Apart On Health Care
Wonktalk: At long last, common ground on Obamacare?, Washington Post, watch video.

Sinking Detroit
Ten Takeaways From Detroit's Presentation To Its Creditors, PublicSectorInc.org, Stephen Eide

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Barry Strauss
The Antiwar Museum That Wasn’t
Alésia and the contradictions of the European heart

Laura Vanderkam
Journey Through the Checkout Racks
Comparing women’s magazines, then and now, shows how much America has changed.

Steven Malanga
The Coming Budget Crunch
Gotham’s mayoral candidates have big spending plans that ignore fiscal reality.

Myron Magnet
Can We Still Build Real Architecture?
Two recent Manhattan buildings say, “Yes!”

The Ninth Annual Hayek Lecture
Speakers: Yang Jisheng, Amity Shlaes, John Taylor, Russell Roberts
May 29, 2013

The Digital Future of Molecular Medicine: Rethinking FDA Regulation - Part I
Speakers: Peter Huber, Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach, Paul Howard
May 15, 2013

The Urban Mechanic Podcast - Episode 2
Manhattan Institute vice president for programs Michael Allegretti discusses the Institute’s community policing work with the Detroit Police Department.

HEALTHCARE
Paul Howard and Newt Crenshaw, Vice President of Policy, Pricing, Reimbursement & Access & International Corporate Affairs at Eli Lilly and Company, discuss trends in oncology innovation.


The Case for Exports: America's Hydrocarbon Industry Can Revive the Economy and Eliminate the Trade Deficit, by senior fellow Mark Mills, outlines steps the Obama administration must take to foster hydrocarbon exports and keep the American energy renaissance from stumbling.	Rapid advances in the science of personalized medicine are being slowed by an outdated regulatory system that relies on 50-year-old statistical models to evaluate new medicines, according to a new Manhattan Institute report, The Digital Future of Molecular Medicine: Rethinking FDA Regulation.	The Economic Effects of Hydrofracturing on Local Economies: A Comparison of New York and Pennsylvania analyzes the effect of shale gas drilling on jobs and income growth in Pennsylvania counties to project the benefits that New York stands to gain if the state again permits fracking.
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