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Jul 16, 2015

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Josh Rogin: "President Barack=Obama is one step closer to a legacy on foreign policy after he secured a =uclear deal with Iran. But it comes at a political cost for many Democrats= especially Hillary Clinton, who is tied to the deal in several ways." Read more...

Middle East

Jonathan Bernstein: "At his l=ng news conference Wednesday on Iran, President Barack Obama took several =uestions, then solicited more, and eventually gave up and just answered hi= own queries on the deal. Expect more of this. Why? Blame the congressiona= rules for blocking the agreement and partisan polarization." Read more...

Greece

Marc Champion: "Greek Prime M=nister Alexis Tsipras, for all the damage that his brand of radical politi=s has done to the Greek economy, has proved good at getting ideas across t= voters. So how could a prime minister who has lost much of his political =upport push through a bailout program he doesn't believe in? It may not be=possible, but here are a few suggestions." Read more...

Economics

Noah Smith: "Just as the Fed =s making the decision whether to raise rates, a far more theoretical argum=nt is playing out in the halls of academia. The key question is: 'What hap=ens when a central bank fixes interest rates at a certain level forever?'"=/span> Read more...

Military

The Editors: "This year's Pen=agon budget debate in Congress has been heated -- on issues such as prosec=ting sexual assault and shutting the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. But l=ttle attention has been paid to, you know, how much money the Pentagon sho=ld get and how it should be spent. Yet the explosion in military spending =- it has doubled since 2001 -- urgently needs to be brought under control.= Read more...

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "Despite the =trong dollar and subsiding geopolitical tensions, gold as of yesterday was=only down 3 percent so far this year. That compares with a drop of almost =7 percent during the same period for shares of gold miners. That makes the=miners the cheapest they have been relative to gold in at least three deca=es. Does this make the gold miners a buy?" Read more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "As the =ederal Communications Commission prepares to render judgment on the propos=d mega-merger between AT&T and DirecTV, the satellite television company f=ces an antitrust challenge from another group: bar owners." Read more...

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