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May 29, 2015

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The Editors: "Senator Rand Pa=l is staking his presidential campaign, in part, on his dedication to refo=ming the National Security Agency's surveillance programs. So it's an unfo=tunate irony that Paul may be one of a crucial few votes in the Senate tha= could obstruct the most substantial reform of the NSA that Congress is li=ely to consider." Rea= more...

Law

Noah Feldman: "Is Thursday's =1.2 billion antitrust settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and =eva Pharmaceutical Industries a victory for consumers? Or is it a sign of =overnment enforcement run amok? The answer to that question, it turns out,=goes back to a 2013 U.S. Supreme Court case, FTC v. Actavis, in which five=justices allowed the FTC to pursue a new kind of antitrust litigation." Read more...<=p>

Health-Care Reform

Christopher Flavelle: "Someti=e in the next few weeks, the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on whether the f=deral government can subsidize people's health insurance in the 37 states =hat haven't set up Affordable Care Act exchanges. Behind that fight is ano=her one, just as interesting and almost as important: Who gets the blame i= the government loses?" Read more...

China

Adam Minter: "Despite all it =as going in its favor, there's no guarantee Netflix will succeed at naviga=ing the Chinese media market. And that shouldn’t come as a surpris=." Read more...<=span>

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "News of R=ssian President Vladimir Putin's decision to classify more data on Russian=military losses prompted many in Russia, Ukraine and the West to draw the =acile conclusion that he acted to hide the casualties of his hybrid war on=Ukraine. Putin, however, is doing something worse than that: He's telling =he country he has ruled for 15 years that he doesn't have to account for h=s actions." Read more=..

News Roundup

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)

Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, will be sentenced=today. Read more...<=span>

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Apple bought the German augmented-reality firm Metaio. Read more...=/li>

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

11 percent of hedge funds manage 92 percent of total indus=ry capital. Read more...

Lehman Brothers ex-CEO blames everyone else for financial =risis: Read more...<=span>

Why do former high-school athletes make more money? Read more...

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