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March 28, 2025
Cato Daily Podcast

State Licensing Reform Liberates Workers
Several states have recently moved ahead with recognizing occupational licenses issued elsewhere. Ed Timmons explains what it means for employment, worker mobility, and consumer welfare.
Featuring Edward Timmons and Caleb O. Brown
March 28, 2025
Blog

Trump’s Automotive Tariffs Will Hurt American Consumers and Producers
As is so often the case with tariffs, the biggest losers will be lower- and middle-income Americans.
By Scott Lincicome and Tad DeHaven
March 28, 2025
Blog

Immigration Benefits the Destination Country
Research finds, however, that immigration has large benefits for the destination country.
By Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter
March 28, 2025
Blog

Why Do States Protect Car Dealers?
Auto dealer franchise laws protect existing dealers and hurt consumers.
By Peter Van Doren
March 28, 2025
Blog

Friday Feature: Church-Based Learning Centers
Given the role Massachusetts played in instituting compulsory schooling laws, it’s fitting that a group in Massachusetts is leading the way in the effort to reclaim the role of parents and churches in education.
By Colleen Hroncich
March 28, 2025
News Releases

Cato Expert Discusses Overdraft Services
March 28, 2025
Blog

Celebrating Charles Koch’s Legacy of Liberty
This award is a well-deserved recognition of Mr. Koch’s unwavering commitment to empowering people, fostering innovation, and expanding freedom. I’m grateful for the impact his work has had on my own life, and I hope you’ll join us in celebrating his legacy.
By Romina Boccia
March 28, 2025
Blog

Overdrafts on the Line
It is not the government’s job to pick and choose which prices are too high and which prices are too low.
By Nicholas Anthony
March 28, 2025
Blog

Another Misguided US Attack on the World Trade Organization
In one more sign of its reckless retreat from responsibility in international trade, the United States is reportedly refusing to pay its agreed share of the budget of the embattled World Trade Organization (WTO). In Geneva, US delegates have evidently told other members of the WTO that its payments for the 2024 and 2025 WTO budgets are on hold pending a review of all US contributions to international organizations.
By James Bacchus
March 28, 2025
Media Highlights Radio

Freedom in the 50 States is cited on WYSL’s Peter Vazquez Next Steps
Featuring Jason Sorens and William Ruger
March 28, 2025
Media Highlights Radio

Chris Edwards discusses the Trump administration’s plan to end FEMA on KTRH’s Houston’s Morning News
Featuring Chris Edwards
March 28, 2025
News Releases

VP JD Vance to Visit Greenland amid Trump’s Renewed Calls for Acquisition
Making America Great Again would be better achieved by shrinking rather than expanding the nation’s borders
March 27, 2025
Blog

Libertarians and DOGE Anxiety Disorder
The good news is that the agency-for-eliminating-unconstitutional-agencies isn’t a serious threat to constitutional government. The bad news is that DOGE’s legal corner-cutting threatens its valuable mission.
By Gene Healy
March 27, 2025
The War on Prices

March Price Control Madness
Credit card interest caps, Hungary for more, Sellers’ Inflation
By Ryan Bourne and Sophia Bagley
March 27, 2025
Blog

Repealing Only Two Biden-Era Tax Credits Could Cement Permanent Pro-Growth Tax Cuts
Policymakers have a rare opportunity to repeal open-ended IRA energy subsidies and use the savings to fund permanent, pro-growth tax reforms that benefit the entire economy.
By Adam N. Michel and Joshua Loucks