Elon Musk at Cato Conference: Government Needs a “Regulation Removal Department”
Michael Chapman There are so many government regulations placed on businesses that it’s like “a million little
The State of Student Loan Forgiveness: October 2024
Andrew Gillen Note, this post updates last month’s post. The biggest changes from last month include: A new court
Reviewing the Case Against a Border-Adjusted Corporate Income Tax
Adam N. Michel A key piece of the 2016 House Republican Tax Reform Blueprint proposed remaking
Will Rivian Automotive Last Long Enough to Use All of Its State Subsidies?
Marc Joffe Electric vehicle marker Rivian is struggling to make cars and earn a profit, but it
Simpson-Bowles 2.0 Won’t Cut It, a BRAC-like Commission Has More Teeth
Romina Boccia Jamie Dimon sounded the alarm on the deficit and debt on the sidelines of the
Machines Do Feed Families
Tad DeHaven The recent port strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association was suspended after dockworkers received a
Zelensky’s New Peace Plan Is Another Fantasy
Justin Logan Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tweeted out his new plan for ending the Ukraine war today.
How Much Does School Quality Vary?
Jeffrey Miron How much does school quality vary? Substantially, according to recent research, and in interesting ways: Greater
Fiscal Report on the Governors 2024
Chris Edwards Cato has released the 17th biennial Fiscal Report Card on America’s Governors. The report grades the
Florida Moves to Ban Campaign Ad as “Sanitary Nuisance”
Walter Olson The Florida Department of Health has sent a letter to Gainesville television station WCJB demanding