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Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia [T]he European nations’ larger welfare states are the product of the transformative effect of the Second World War […]...
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Clark Packard, Scott Lincicome, and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon Earlier today, the White House called on the US Trade Representative to “consider” tripling the existing...
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Patrick G. Eddington House and Senate members can be notoriously thin‐skinned when questioned about their policy and legislative choices. That was evident on April...
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Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett To date, the US has committed about $114 billion in Ukraine‐related emergency funding, equivalent to the combined 2023 budget...
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Patrick G. Eddington Last June, the Cato Institute filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Department of Justice (DoJ) seeking the underlying...
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Anastasia P. Boden, Brent Skorup, and Christopher Barnewolt The Supreme Court has said that political speech “occupies the ‘highest rung of the hierarchy of...
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Marc Joffe Although often demonized, the core idea of 15‐minute cities is not necessarily objectionable: living within a short walk or bike ride from the...
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David Kemp and Peter Van Doren The Federal Rail Administration (FRA) just finalized a rule that would require freight trains to operate with at least...
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Travis Fisher Electricity demand is growing again in America. Although many of us welcome such growth as a hopeful sign of a recovering economy, there is...
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Walter Olson For decades auto clubs formed the basis of a thriving system for the provision of group legal services to ordinary Americans. They handled...
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Jack Solowey and Jennifer J. Schulp On March 27, the US District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that most of...
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Neal McCluskey Yesterday, Cato’s Public Schooling Battle Map—an interactive database of values‐ and identity‐based conflicts in America’s public schools—surpassed 4,000 entries. At almost the...
