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Feb 19, 2016

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Leftists for Trump? This Year, Anythi=g's Possible

Bernie Sanders and Donal= Trump may be ideological opposites, but they're battling =or the loyalty of the same anti-establishment voters. If the 2016 presiden=ial campaign teaches us anything, Leonid Bershidsky says,it's that the old labels no longer reflect American political re=lity.

On Planet Clinto=, Everyone's a Critic

Tensions have been runni=g high in Hillary Clinton's camp ever since Sanders c=asted to victory in the New Hampshire Democratic primary last week. Albert R. Hunt su=veys the landscape of Clinton partisans — aides, dono=s, super-PACs and more — and lays out who's sniping at whom.

Shirking Your St=dent Loan Shouldn't End in Handcuffs

Yet that's exactly what happened last week, when a Texas man was arrested on =harges stemming from an unpaid $1,500 student loan. Noah Feldman says=/a> the arrest was perfectly legal, and absolutely wrong.

Don't Live in Fl=nt? Lead Is Your Problem, Too

A public-health cr=sis in Michigan brought lead poisoning back into the public eye, but t=e problem isn't confined to one city: Throughout the early and mid-20th ce=tury, cars, paint and pipes spread the danger everywhere. Faye Flam revisits<=strong> the (relatively recent) campaign to reverse the damage, and examin=s the vulnerabilities that remain.

Brazilian Soccer=s Unforgiving Moral Code

A 24-year-old striker named Neymar may be Brazil's biggest sports sta= since Pele — and a judge there just ordered nearly $50 million dollars of his assets frozen in connection with a tax-evasion ca=e. Mac Margolis is heartened that athletes ar=n't above the law in Brazil, but he wishes the country's politicians were =eld to such stringent standards.

What the curiously strong Dow Transports sa= about stocks (MarketWatch)

Why Van=uard is about to engulf the financial planning industry (InvestmentNews)

Global =arming crushes records. Again. (Bloomberg)

(Read Bar=y Ritholtz's full

Bank stress tests miss one key variabl=

Twitter execs' stock purchases haven't sign=led a rebound

Macau needs some razzmataz= to hold on to Chinese gamblers

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