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A $1 Billion Overrun and a Promotion: The Fed’s Bureaucracy Problem
A Noncitizen Voting Ruling With Big Implications for the SAVE America Act
Trump Administration’s Equity Portfolio Reaches 34 Deals
Friday Feature: Collective Leadership Academy
How the Endangered Species Act Inhibits Housing Development
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Norbert J. Michel The big news on September 30 was that the Fed’s Inspector General released its report on the Eccles building renovation project....
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Stephen Richer For much of the past two years, the debate over noncitizen voting has started from one seemingly uncontroversial premise: federal law makes...
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Tad DeHaven and Chad Smitson Two more federal equity deals with private companies were announced in September. That brought the total figure in Cato’s...
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Nicholas Anthony The Bank Secrecy Act doesn’t just violate our freedoms; it also crushes small businesses. The Trump administration expanded financial surveillance last year...
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Clark Packard (Getty Images) Writing in the fall issue of American Affairs, Rep. Riley Moore (R‑WV) argues that American deindustrialization was a choice—that Washington...
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David J. Bier After the Supreme Court struck down his first order restricting birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara, President Trump signed a new...
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Mustafa Akyol Why, As a Muslim, I Defend Liberty is a little big book I wrote in 2021 for Libertarianism.org, a Cato project, to...
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Mustafa Akyol On July 23, Khurshid Ahmed Nadeem, a prominent Pakistani intellectual, devoted his column in Dunya News, a national Urdu daily, to the...
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Colleen Hroncich It feels like we’re going back to the future today. Two years ago, I profiled Log Cabin Schoolhouse, which was created by...
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Scott Lincicome (Getty Images) The US manufacturing sector has been on a nice run in 2026, and some Trump administration officials and protectionist pundits...
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Colleen Hroncich Everyone wants to know the “right” answer on AI in schools. Should it be banned? Required? Left up to teachers? Locked down...
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Peter Van Doren (Getty Images) I have written extensively over the years about the lack of evidence of consumer myopia in the context of...
