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Reason March 2006 Julian Sanchez	Friends With Benefits Ohio Rep. Tom Brinkman Jr.filed suit alleging the state's Miami University's benefit package is in violation of Ohio's anti-gay marriage amendment that voters passed in 2004.
Reason March 2006 Jacob Sullum	Rocking the Bus Here's how Deborah Davis, a middle-aged Colorado woman with four grown children and five grandchildren, ended up getting dragged off a bus by federal security officers, who handcuffed her, took her to their station, and cited her for two misdemeanors.
Reason March 2006 John Hood	Covert Advertising The FCC vs. product placement: Consumers may well prefer brand placements over watching endless blocks of commercials, but they'll rebel if the insertions become too distracting.
Reason March 2006 Tim Cavanaugh	Middle-Class Warfare If there's any subject where Marxist theories about economic exploitation still hold sway in America, it's military recruiting. But a new study shows most recruits come from Middle America.
Reason March 2006 Matt Welch	Ghost of Tonkin New information on a Johnson-era cover up prompting the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution is itself covered up for its remarkable similarity to flawed intelligence used to justify the war in Iraq.
Reason March 2006 Jacob Sullum	Data: Complaint Fraud Since FCC enforcement actions are driven by complaints and complaints are driven by the Parents Television Council, who's driving the FCC?
Investment Advisor March 2006 Elizabeth Festa	Incentives for Long-Term Care New long-term care partnership programs, which are active in four states, now provide private LTC insurance with special access to Medicaid for those exhausting their insurance benefits.
InternetNews February 28, 2006 Ed Sutherland	Unlikely Allies Against 'E-mail Tax' Political and social activists agree in the fight against AOL's 'certified email' plans. AOL says they've got it all wrong.
Managed Care February 2006 John Carroll	Looking for Bold Ideas? Sit Out the Off-Year Election As we enter a year with a congressional election, candidates are unlikely to stir things up with imaginative, comprehensive proposals for affordable and accessible health care.
Managed Care February 2006	Medicare's Efficiency Over-Hyped, Study Claims The belief that Medicare is a more efficient system than employee-sponsored health insurance comes under fire in a study that claims there are hidden costs in the government program.
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