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Jul 10, 2015

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Clive Crook: "You can't exagg=rate the importance of France's decision to align itself with Greece befor= this weekend's crisis meetings. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has finally=succeeded in dividing the creditors. A split between Germany and France, n= less, and on an issue as momentous as this -- on the course of the entire=European project -- isn't just any division." Read more...

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Tsipras=may be able to deliver what many (including me) thought improbable: a poli=y deal that is acceptable to the majority of Greeks, the country’s=European partners and the International Monetary Fund. Yet, as brilliantly=as he appears to have navigated the crisis so far, he still faces an uphil= battle that will determine his political legacy." Read more...

Middle East

Marc Champion: "As negotiator= have gotten closer to a nuclear deal with Iran, the criticism -- like the=shouting matches among the diplomats in Vienna this week -- has grown more=strident. Yet it remains unconvincing." Read more...

2016 Elections

Jonathan Bernstein: "Presiden=ial fundraising totals, like poll rankings, receive a lot of press attenti=n because the numbers are available and seem objective and solid -- and be=ause people are easily impressed by big piles of money. Don't be distracte=. If you want to know how the candidates are doing, watch how the party ac=ors are treating them." Francis Wilkinson: "Campaigns= as political operatives and television pundits eagerly agree, are about t=e future. But as the recent bout of wrestling over the Civil War has made =lear, they're also shaped by the past. Last week, former Texas Governor Ri=k Perry added a new perspective to the 2016 Republican presidential race -= by explicitly grappling with history." Read more...

Education

The Editors: "No Child Left B=hind, the federal education law that conservatives and liberals both love =o hate, is broken. Rather than repair it, however, Congress is preparing t= remove its most important feature: the accountability requirements it imp=ses on states to ensure that schools meet the needs of struggling students=" Read more...

Transportation

Adam Minter: "The Department =f Justice has opened an investigation into whether U.S. airlines are collu=ing to limit seats on busy routes, and thereby enhance their pricing power= For passengers who have grown weary of paying more for what feels like le=s, that might seem like justice. In reality, it’s overreach." Read more...

Health-Care Reform

Peter R. Orszag: "Sylvia Burw=ll, the secretary of health and human services, just took a big step towar= controlling health-care costs: She proposed fixed Medicare payments for a=l the costs associated with hip and knee replacements in 75 metropolitan a=eas. If we really want to control health-care spending, changes like this =- payment that rewards value, not volume -- need to become the norm." Read more...

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