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A $1 Billion Overrun and a Promotion: The Fed’s Bureaucracy Problem
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Trump Administration’s Equity Portfolio Reaches 34 Deals
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How the Endangered Species Act Inhibits Housing Development
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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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Republican strategists are facing a stressful crossroads as they determine how to allocate their remaining funds in a desperate bid to maintain control of...
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For millions of people across the globe, climate change is no longer a distant prediction but a daily struggle defined by the movement of...
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Walter Olson Around the country, state and local officials dodged a flaming arrow when the Supreme Court on September 14 struck down a recently...
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John F. Early In an important baby step toward stopping racial discrimination, the Census Bureau has issued a notice in the Federal Register of its intent to add...
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Ryan Bourne and Nathan Miller Occupational licensing is sold as consumer protection that screens out incompetent or dangerous workers. Today, about 22 percent of the...
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Benjamin Giltner Finland is the latest country to join France’s nuclear umbrella, having finalized a deal with Paris earlier this week. This sounds like...
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Jeffrey Miron Does banning a good or service substantially reduce its consumption? Or does it mainly drive the market underground or to substitute products?...
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Matthew Cavedon In this case, a family in Parksley, Virginia, ran into an onslaught of opposition to their food truck from their local government....
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Romina Boccia Republicans have resisted broad tax increases for decades. Social Security’s approaching insolvency may be testing that commitment. The Washington Post recently reported...
