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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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James Bacchus Diesel fuel exports from the Middle East have been cut in half this year in some of the ever-spreading economic fallout from...
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Dan Greenberg President Trump’s White House has repeatedly attempted to deny journalists access to presidential press conferences. This time, the White House has excluded...
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Mustafa Akyol The Muslim Community Center (MCC) of Silver Spring, Maryland, founded in the early 1980s, is not just a place of worship but...
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Colleen Hroncich Many in the K‑12 education world are anxiously awaiting the proposed regulations on the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit (FSTC). The program, enacted...
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Patrick G. Eddington On September 14, DC District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg ruled on the Cato Institute’s long-running Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)...
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Krit Chanwong and Adam N. Michel For decades, Republican welfare policy focused on tying benefits to work. The 1996 welfare reform made work central...
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Christine Benz views her work on The Long View podcast as a form of mandatory weekly learning, providing her with constant access to some...
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has centered his campaign for the U.S. Senate around a fierce warning that Chinese interests are infiltrating the state’s...
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Colleen Hroncich Our local government-run grocery store sells rotten food. I still buy my child’s food there because other families don’t have other options,...
