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Economists Are Out of Touch With Clim=te Change

They use outdated models and bad scienc=, or they ignore the problem entirely. So why have economists gone astray =n global warming? Noah Smith says reflexive contrarianism is=partly to blame.

The First Amendm=nt Is on Donald Trump's Side

When vocal protesters confront an incendiary speaker,=whose speech rights come first? Noah Feldman says the Supreme Court is clear (an= that's going to make some Trump opponents very unhappy). Of course, Megan=McArdle notes, protests may work to Trump's advantage.=/p>

Republican Alarm=sm Threatens Social Security

The GOP presidential candidates agree: Social Security is in trouble. They're not =rong. But as Paula Dwyer points out, their proposals are incom=lete, and their scare tactics might actually make the program's problems w=rse.

The Do’s=and Don’ts of Trusting Science

Once upon a time, biologists thought onions emitted invisible, growth=altering rays. They were wrong. Now, it looks like widely accepted finding= in psychology are equally off-base. Faye Flam explains how to steer clear=of soon-to-be-refuted science.

Want Change? Pic= the Right Kind of Leader

Who makes a better CEO: = savvy insider, or clear-eyed outsider? Is it better to take risks, or ass=me responsibilities? Justin Fox examines the research on leadership =nd comes away with three conclusions about what works.

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

What crisis? Big ratings firms are stronger=than ever (WSJ=

Confronting the fiscal bogeyman (Project Syndicate)

Most Americans say government doesn't do en=ugh to help middle class (Pew Research=Center)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)=/span>

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Taxi! Singapore's Uber disruption fades

Tech startups call on grown-ups

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