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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
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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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Matthew Cavedon (Getty Images) Civil forfeiture laws permit law enforcement to seize property allegedly connected to criminal activity. These laws have been heavily scrutinized....
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Alfredo Carrillo Obregon Fifty percent tariffs on a range of imports from Canada are set to take effect on August 19. President Trump announced the...
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Jennifer Huddleston The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education remains a hot topic. Some of the debate involves philosophical issues around the purpose...
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Paul Meany (Getty Images) Most arguments for government intervention put the cart before the horse. They begin by asking whether a restriction might be...
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Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman Medicaid is one of the largest and fastest-growing items in the federal budget and is highly vulnerable to waste,...
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Colleen Hroncich No new parent looks at their baby and thinks, “I want my child to be standardized.” Cars, furniture, hardware parts, sure. But...
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Ryan Chan-Wei (Getty Images) Much has changed for crypto in Washington since the current Trump administration took office. The enforcement campaign against the major...
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Alfredo Carrillo Obregon and Eli DeLuca (Getty Images) More than eight years after President Trump dusted off Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act...
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Matthew Cavedon (Wikipedia) Should the government jail people for putting on a drag show or eating a pot brownie? Bill Glod says no. Criticizing “legal moralism” in a July 29 essay for Libertarianism.org, Glod rejected enacting...
