Topic: Cass Sunstein - CSMonitor.com

The Monitor's View Are gun politics too complex? Simplicity would help.

As the Newtown families plead for Congress to act, lawmakers – and President Obama – admit to the complexity of gun issues. Scholars on simplicity offer some ideas.

15 promising nonfiction books for spring 2013

Opinion On the lookout for simple solutions, like cloth diapers

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Gallery Frequently mentioned Supreme Court possibilities

What's cooler than a child-care tax credit? Obama's opt-out IRA.

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Cass Sunstein latest target for the anti-‘czar’ bunch

Obama speech to kids touches on the dangers of.... Facebook?

AP photo of dying Marine draws fire from Pentagon

Gibbs: Resistance to Obama school speech just plain 'silly'

Obama school speech suddenly a prickly topic for educators

Opinion Five questions for Sotomayor

Supreme Court’s future may hinge on election

Queen Rania takes to Web to break stereotypes of Arabs

In Britain, Brown's take on organ donation boosts new credo