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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Oct 15, 2015

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James Gibney: A group of Inte=net sleuths used public information to determine that pro-Russian separati=ts shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014. "Their remarkable forens=c achievements are just the latest example of a citizen-driven open-source=intelligence revolution that democratic policy makers must learn to welcom=, even when it is a source of embarrassment." Read more...<=span>

2016 Elections

Paula Dwyer: "Democrats have =otten themselves entangled in a nasty, complicated and ultimately unnecess=ry debate over an obscure financial law that Congress repealed 16 years ag=. The debate boils down to this: Did the elimination of the 1933 Glass-Ste=gall Act, which erected a firewall between commercial and investment banki=g, cause the 2008 financial crisis? In Tuesday night's presidential debate= Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley said yes; Hillary Clinton said no. â=80¦ Whatever Clinton's motivations are, she's got the policy right." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Josh Rogin: "Hillary Clinton =ook a big step away from President Obama's foreign policy at Tuesday night=s debate, challenging him to resist Russia's intervention in the Syrian wa=." Read more...

CONGRESS

Francis Wilkinson: Political scientists Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstei= "were among the first mainstream analysts, and arguably the most influent=al, to make the case that the 'broken' condition of Washington is actually=a manifestation of a single broken political party." They took part in an =-mail conversation about the dangerous state of Congress, starting after H=use Speaker John Boehner announced his resignation. Read more...

RUSSIA

Leonid Bershidsky: "Vladimir =utin is eager for good news about the economy. So when he learned that Rus=ia had its first capital inflow in five years in the quarter from July thr=ugh September, he proudly shared the information at an investment forum in=Moscow, saying 'on the whole, the peak of the crisis has been reached.' Th= inflow, though, is nothing to celebrate: It's a sign of a grim, reluctant=adjustment to ugly circumstances." Read more...=/p>

Economics

Noah Smith: "If you follow ec=nomics news, you know that Angus Deaton, a Princeton scholar who has spent=his career studying consumption, poverty and inequality, just won the Nobe=. So who's going to get the big gold medal next year? Here's my shortlist.= Read more...

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