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July 31, 2024
Pacific Daily News

Jones Act Is Costly, Ineffective, Unfair
The danger of shipping protectionism to Guam’s economic well-being has been apparent for a long time.
By Colin Grabow
July 31, 2024
Washington Times

Capitalism Saves Lives, and Socialism Always Fails
There is no better policy than economic freedom.
By Johan Norberg
July 31, 2024
American Spectator (Online)

North Korea: the World’s Worst Human Rights Black Hole
But the Kim dynasty looks shaky.
By Doug Bandow
July 29, 2024
Forbes

Prospects Improve for Housing Reforms in the Next Congress
Ideally, Congress would remove the federal government entirely from Americans’ housing decisions.
By Norbert Michel
July 29, 2024
National Review (Online)

Do We Need One Million Regulatory Restrictions and ESG?
The government’s overregulation is bad enough.
By R. David McLean
July 28, 2024
Orange County Register

Government Transparency Fail: Federal Courts and FISA
Making FISC and FISCR correspondence subject to FOIA would allow the public at large, civil society organizations like Cato, and the press the ability to engage in external oversight and investigation of the FISA process that would be far timelier than it is now, and thus potentially more likely to lead to actual reductions in surveillance abuses.
By Patrick G. Eddington
July 26, 2024
Digital Spirits

Decentralized Expertise: AI, DeFi, and the Recovery of American Trust
Standing athwart public enlightenment is no answer. Denying the public the tools thereof is no virtue.
By Jack Solowey
July 26, 2024
The American Conservative

Will Americans Stop Trying to ‘Run the World’?
Harris and Trump should drop Biden’s disastrous grandiosity.
By Doug Bandow
July 26, 2024
The Library of Economics and Liberty

Good News on Global Equality
In the past few decades, the world has become better off, and those gains have been widely shared.
By Chelsea Follett
July 25, 2024
The Times

Kamala Harris Is Burdened by Her past on Economic Policy
Sure, the US macroeconomy might look strong today with low inflation, low unemployment and little sign of recession, but Americans remain deeply dissatisfied with President Biden’s term.
By Ryan Bourne
July 25, 2024
The Library of Economics and Liberty

Measuring Inequality Across Multiple Dimensions
Well-being is multifaceted. Attempts to measure it should include income but should also recognize the complexity of the topic and avoid focusing myopically on income.
By Chelsea Follett
July 25, 2024
Politico

Why Is the Government Encouraging a Taxpayer Bailout?
An unlikely coalition of financial regulatory experts issues a warning.
By Mark A. Calabria, Thomas Hoenig, Dennis Kelleher, & Aaron Klein
July 24, 2024
Yale Journal on Regulation

Analyzing Judge Cannon’s Opinion: Was Jack Smith Legally Appointed?
The option to vest appointments in the head of a department applies only to the appointments of “inferior officers.”
By Thomas A. Berry
July 24, 2024
The Dispatch

Markets Shrugged
The real world’s muted reaction to intense political upheaval is mostly cause for optimism.
By Scott Lincicome
July 24, 2024
Time.com

It’s Time to Rethink the U.S.-Israel “Special Relationship”
American foreign policy in the Middle East has been dysfunctional for decades, and the imbalanced relationship between the U.S. and Israel is at the core of that flawed regional strategy.
By Jon Hoffman