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December 22, 2022
The American Conservative

Better Late than Never
Perhaps Japan will become America’s first true security partner.
By Doug Bandow
December 22, 2022
1945

Will Kevin McCarthy Start a War with China?
If he really supports the Taiwanese people, he should devote his efforts to bringing calm, and not further fury, to what already may be the most dangerous real estate on Earth.
By Doug Bandow
December 21, 2022
The Dispatch

Do It for the Kids
How regulations and tariffs make life more expensive for American families.
By Scott Lincicome
December 21, 2022
Law & Liberty

ESG by Another Name?
Before we talk about ESG, we need to distinguish ESG as a process from ESG as a product.
By Jennifer J. Schulp
December 21, 2022
Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft

Ending the Syria War, Getting Us Troops Out, and Lifting Sanctions
The status quo is doing more harm than good. Let’s admit failure before more people are hurt and put in harm’s way.
By Doug Bandow
December 20, 2022
National Review (Online)

How to Stop Wasting Money on Government Bailouts
Free, up-to-date, readily available data on state and local governments’ finances are the key to more effectively targeting federal aid.
By Marc Joffe
December 20, 2022
Newsday

House Criminal Referral Doesn’t Mean We’re Out of the Trumpist Woods Yet
What does the criminal referral against former President Donald Trump mean for his, and America’s, political future?
By Cathy Young
December 19, 2022
American Spectator (Online)

Biden Is at His Worst When Sucking Up to the Arrogant and Authoritarian
Fear of China has become the excuse for all bad policies in Washington.
By Doug Bandow
December 19, 2022
The National Interest (Online)

Washington’s Dubious Syria Intervention Continues
The U.S. intervention in Syria should be objectionable on constitutional, moral, and strategic grounds, yet it retains widespread bipartisan support in Congress and the foreign policy establishment.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
December 18, 2022
Yale Journal on Regulation

The Chevron Ball Ended at Midnight, but the Circuits are Still Two-Stepping by Themselves
It is time for the Court to clarify the issue and overrule Chevron.
By Isaiah McKinney
December 16, 2022
The Bulwark

Right-Wing Creeps Claim Bringing Brittney Griner Home Was Woke
By Cathy Young
December 16, 2022
Forum on the Arms Trade

Looking Ahead: Risk in Biden’s Arms Transfers
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and few signals that the administration cares about the riskiness of its clients, Biden’s risky arms transfers look likely to continue in 2023.
By Jordan Cohen
December 15, 2022
Forbes

The Federal Reserve Should Drop FedNow and Any Plans to Launch a CBDC
If Congress really wants to provide more access to financial markets and ensure more innovation in financial services, members should support more private innovation and competition.
By Norbert Michel
December 15, 2022
Real Clear Markets

On Bill of Rights Day, Let’s Not Forget the 9th and 10th Amendments
The Constitution rests on a presumption of liberty. Those in the founding generation who demanded that a bill of rights be added meant for each of those amendments to be respected, especially those that speak to the very foundations of our Constitution, the Ninth and Tenth Amendments.
By Roger Pilon
December 15, 2022
The American Conservative

A Trade for a Smile
Putting a smile on an American citizen’s face really is not an appropriate goal for the U.S. government.
By Doug Bandow