Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• What is the Real Minimum Wage?
• Americans Are Finally Eating Less
• Businesses Feel Steamrolled on Minimum Wage
• Socialism is as American as Apple Pie

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Why Trump Matters
• Pot Legalization: No Longer a Liberal Pipe Dream
• Large Majority Unhappy With Where Nation is Headed on Social Issues
• How to Cut Emissions and Boost the Economy? Look to the Northeast

A bonus from Working Capital Review:

• A Conversation with Austan Goolsbee

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Why is Trump So Popular? Americans Are Angry.
• Jeb Bush Wants to Dock Lawmakers’ Pay
• The Largest Generation By State
• U.S. Emissions Decline Attributed to Economy, Not Decrease in Coal
• Could the Individual Mandate Increase Obamacare’s Popularity?
• GOP: Obamacare Repeal Plans Are Not Dead

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Is Donald Trump the Embodiment of the GOP’s Core Values?
• Has the American Dream Been Replaced by a ‘Funnel of Privilege?’
• Mapping Hate Across the Nation
• Is Donald Trump a Republican? Democrats Don’t Think So.
• New Temperature Records Set For June
• Where Will Pot Be Legalized?

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• The Downside to Congressional Budgetary Gimmicks
• Most Americans Say Obamacare Fight Must End
• The Reality Behind Projected Obamacare Rate Increases
• Republicans Sour On the Supreme Court
• Are There Really Two Americas?
• A Conversation with Austan Goolsbee
• McConnell Insists Republicans Will Roll Back Obamacare

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• Does More Money in Politics Mean Less Polarization?
• How the South Brings Our Nation Down
• Republicans Shocked That DHS Includes Climate Change as ‘Top Priority’
• We Need a Broken Windows Policy for Wall Street

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• What’s Next in the Obamacare Battle?
• A Troubling Surge in Heroin Use and Addiction
• Healthcare Costs Not Predicted to Skyrocket
• Voting Access Worst in Southern States
• Are Americans Really Trending Democratic?
• Only 5 States Limit Police Seizure of Personal Property
• Which Side is Winning in the War on Coal?

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• 2016’s Presidential Field Isn’t the Largest
• States Enact an Increasing Number of Abortion Restrictions
• Bernie Sanders Ahead of Public Opinion on Social Policies
• Share of U.S. Renewable Energy Consumption Highest Since 1930
• Which States’ Tax Systems Increase Inequality?

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Are Wages Really That Depressed?
• Is There a Red State Advantage in Marriage?
• Despite Wins, Supreme Court is Not a Liberal Court
• Vaccine Panic Largely Among Rich, White Americans
• Obama is the Health-Care Industry President
• Proud to be an American? Maybe

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Overwhelming Majority Approve of Court’s Ruling on Obamacare Subsidies
• Democrats Take the Lead in Party Affiliation
• Confidence in U.S. Institutions, By Ideology
• Could California’s New Vaccine Law Be a Model for Other States?
• California’s New Fracking Rules Are Toughest in the Nation

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Jeb Bush Profited From Obamacare
• The Limited Impact of the Court’s Ruling on Gerrymandering
• All is Not Lost for Obamacare Lawsuit Supporters
• Gun Control and Abortion Are Different Than Gay Marriage
• Has the Supreme Court Become More Liberal?
• Don’t Sanitize America’s Racist Past: Leave Confederate Monuments Intact

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Republicans Need to Accept That Obamacare is Here to Stay
• What Would the Nation Without Gerrymandering Look Like?
• Which Professions Are the Whitest?
• Does the SCOTUS Redistricting Verdict Really Help Democrats?
• Republicans’ Refocus Their Strategy for Killing Obamacare
• Marriage Won’t Turn Gay Population Into Republicans

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Which States Afford the Least Protection for Homosexuals?
• Renewable Potential is Undersold by Federal Policymakers
• Supreme Court Strikes Down EPA Pollution Rules
• Republicans Have Lost the Obamacare Policy War
• The Obamacare Fight Continues
• Has the Supreme Court Become Another Political Institution?

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire:

• Equality for All Americans in Supreme Court’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
• Obamacare Ruling Round-up
• Why Haven’t the Poor Rebelled?
• Krugman: Obamacare Survives and ‘It’s a Beautiful Thing’
• SCOTUS Opinion Leaves No Room for Doubt
• GOP Reaction to Obamacare Ruling? Relief

And on Working Capital Review:

• The 50 Smartest Companies
• How Much the Best and Worst CEOs were Paid

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Removing the Confederate Flag is Just the Tip of the (Racism) Iceberg
• America’s Couch Potato Index
• How Effective Are Obamacare Subsidies?
• What Does it Take to be ‘Truly American?’
• Modest Increases Projected in Some States for Obamacare Plans
• Is the ‘Liberal’ Label Now Acceptable?
• GOP Governors Walk Political Tightrope With Obamacare Subsidies Case

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• Who Has Better Self-Control: Conservatives or Liberals?
• The Reality About Terrorists and Radical Islamists
• It’s Good to Protest as Long as You’re Not Black
• For the First Time, More Approve of Obamacare
• Most Oppose Lower Court Ruling on Obamacare Subsidies
• White House Emphasizes Economic And Health Benefits of Climate Plan

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Uninsured Rate Drops to Lowest Level Under Obamacare
• Racial Bias Plays A Key Role in Welfare Policy Decisions
• Why Is Obamacare Still Unpopular?
• Which State Has the Cheapest Pot?
• Guns Are About Identity
• Who Will Clean Up the Supreme Court’s Obamacare Mess?

Here’s what’s trending on Wonk Wire today:

• Among Republicans, Catholics Believe in Climate Change
• Obamacare and Labor: A Good Thing
• Which States Do Americans Prefer to Settle In?
• More Guns Mean More Death
• NOAA: The Hottest Spring On Record

And from Working Capital Review:

• The Economy is Hiring More Efficiently
• The Strategy Palette