Reasons to Feel Thankful in 2024
Chelsea Follett This Thanksgiving comes in the wake of an emotional election that left some celebrating and
Australia’s Withdraws One Bad Online Speech Bill as It Advances Another
David Inserra The Australian government pulled its misinformation bill after the revised version continued to face domestic
You Say You Want Fintech Competition, You Better Free Your Market
Jack Solowey When thinking of tech antitrust, the Biden administration’s quixotic campaign against the likes of Meta,
New Defending Globalization Essay Just in Time for Thanksgiving: “Globalization Helps Feed the World”
Clark Packard In anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday this week, the Cato Institute published a new essay
President-Elect Trump Plans an Endless Tax on American Consumers as an Added Feature of the War on Drugs
Jeffrey A. Singer On November 25, the New York Times reported that President-elect Donald Trump intends to punish
Seattle Transit Agency Doing the Two-Step to Get Federal Funds for Light Rail
Marc Joffe Every time I look into a rail project on the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA’s) Capital
Election Policy Roundup
Walter Olson Number five in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: As polls closed
Only 48 Percent of Employment-Based Green Cards Went to Workers in 2023: Here’s How to Fix That
Alex Nowrasteh Support from Elon Musk, Bill Ackman, and others was essential to President Donald Trump’s recent
State Medicaid Reform May Become Both Possible and Necessary Under Trump
Marc Joffe and Krit Chanwong Federal reforms in 2025 may give states both the flexibility and incentives
Taiwan Arms Backlog, October 2024 Update: New Air Defense Sales and Javelin Delivery
Eric Gomez and Benjamin Faber In October 2024, Congress received notification of two new arms sales for