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MORNING READ
FROM THE BLOGS:
Senate Dems unveil changes to House bill funding governmentSenate Democrats plan to significantly alter legislation from the House to avoid a government shutdown by tacking on three appropriations bills, Erik Wasson of The Hill reports.
House Republicans accuse SEC of delaying JOBS Act rollout
A group of top House Republicans is accusing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of slow-walking implementation a law aimed at helping small startups raise capital, Peter Schroeder of The Hill reports.
Venezuela's "resource curse" will outlive Hugo Chavez
John Cassidy of The New Yorker discusses Venezuela's potential conflicts over their immense oil reserves.
Sex ed without condoms?
The Atlantic's Andy Kospa reports on a new bill that forbids contraception demonstrations in the classroom in the state with America's highest rates of teen childbirth and young-adult HIV.
Tom Coburn's campaign against government waste
Margret Carlson of Bloomberg discusses Tom Coburn and the Government Accountability Office's love for saving money.
Higher incarceration rates aren't making us safer — and there are better, smaller-government alternatives, argue Vikrant P. Redding and Marc A. Levin of the American Conservative.
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