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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 18, 2015

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Mark Whitehouse: "The U.S. Fe=eral Reserve's decision to leave its interest-rate target unchanged has di=pelled some of the uncertainty looming over global markets. It hasnâ€=99t done much, though, to resolve the sharp disagreement between the Fed a=d investors about what the central bank and the U.S. economy will do from =his point on." Read more...

Noah Smith: "The Federal Reserve has chosen to leave interest rates unchang=d, effectively at zero. What does this mean? First and foremost, it means =hat we are unlikely to see any big or significant changes in monetary poli=y in the near future." Read more...<=span>

The Editors: "The confusion t=at preceded this meeting doesn't speak well of the Fed's forward guidance.=The longer the economy stays at the so-called zero lower bound, even as ou=put and employment continue to expand, the more potential there is for con=usion -- and the greater the risk on that account to financial stability. =atience has its limits." Read more...=/span>

FOREIGN POLICY

James Gibney: "Democrats and =epublicans still agree on the need for the U.S. to engage with the world, =ccording to a new survey; they just increasingly disagree about how to do =t. But U.S. history suggests that sharp partisan divisions in foreign poli=y aren't as unusual as people assume -- or as much of a problem." Read more...

Health

Peter Orszag and Ronald Lee: Read more...

2016 Elections

Francis Wilkinson: "The party=out of power is entitled, even required, to paint a dire picture of curren= circumstance. But the dystopia portrayed by Cruz, Fiorina, Huckabee, Rubi= and others is a world apart from the land where Bush and Kasich dwell. Th= question is which universe contains more Republican primary voters, and w=ether Bush or Kasich can pry Republicans away from the dark side and persu=de them to give optimism a fleeting chance." Read mor=...

Law

Noah Feldman: "It seems unlik=ly that the White House will be rushing to make public amends for the now-=bandoned prosecution of Xi Xiaoxing, the Chinese-American physics professo= at Temple University who was mistakenly charged with sending secret plans=for sophisticated research machinery to colleagues in China. That's unfort=nate -- because targeting Chinese-American scientists for investigation as=the cool war between the U.S. and China heats up is extremely dangerous."<=span> Read more...

CONGRESS

Jonathan Bernstein: "Somethin= about the House Freedom Caucus and its Senate ally, Ted Cruz, makes me th=nk of 'Life of Brian.' For example? The Cruz idea of shutting down the gov=rnment unless Barack Obama agrees to defund Planned Parenthood, and the Ho=se Freedom Caucus plan to force a vote to depose John Boehner (so it can i=stall a speaker who will go along with the shutdown plan), call to mind th= Judean People's Front suicide squad, which showed up to 'rescue' Brian by=killing themselves in front of him." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/5165600.13690/aHR0cDovL3=3dy5ibG9vbWJlcmd2aWV3LmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy8yMDE1LTA5LTE3L2hvdXNlLXJhZGljYWxzL=9uLWEtc2h1dGRvd24tc3VpY2lkZS1taXNzaW9u/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccBe6c36ea5" =tyle="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">Read more...=/a>

RUSSIA

Leonid Bershidsky: "Why did S=r Elton John, a tireless campaigner for gay rights, put up a picture of th= non-gay-friendly president of Russia on Instagram? It turns out the singe= was taken in by a crude phone prank by a celebrity of the Russian propaga=da machine." Read more...

Sports

Kavitha Davidson: "The NFL en=oys more-than-equal treatment under the law in many ways, from its congres=ional antitrust exemption to its longtime nonprofit to huge tax breaks for=shiny new stadiums. To that list, you can now add redefining access to pub=ic records and skirting employee rights and protections." Read more...

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