Yes, Cut the Federal Government and Its Workforce
Michael Chapman In a recent speech, GOP presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy outlined a multi‐year plan to reduce the federal
New Paper Explains the Successes and Challenges for Parole Sponsorship of Migrants
David J. Bier For many years, I have advocated for the U.S. government to allow the private sponsorship
Terrorist Entry Through the Southwest Border
Alex Nowrasteh Yesterday, I testified at the “Terrorist Entry Through the Southwest Border” hearing before the House Subcommittee on
Borders Matter, Even for Purist Free Traders
Gabriella Beaumont-Smith On August 31, New Zealand introduced legislation for a digital services tax (DST). Also last month,
Friday Feature: Burbrella Learning Academy
Colleen Hroncich When education was disrupted during the pandemic, Dominique Burgess didn’t waste time. An educator with
Latest Census Numbers on Household Income Show Long-Term Progress in an Era of Increased Globalization
Daniel Griswold The Census Bureau reported this week that real median household income in the United States
Happy Yeltsin Supermarket Day!
Scott Lincicome Thirty‐four years ago tomorrow, Boris Yeltsin — then a newly elected member of the Supreme Soviet
After 50 Years, the FDA Finds Out Oral Phenylephrine Doesn’t Work
Jeffrey A. Singer On September 12, a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel reported that oral phenylephrine hydrochloride,
U.S. Food Aid for Poor Countries
Chris Edwards and Krit Chanwong Congress is scheduled to reauthorize farm programs this fall, which provides an
Introducing Defending Globalization, a new Cato Institute Project
Scott Lincicome Today we’re launching a new multi‐year, multimedia Cato project — Defending Globalization. The last few years