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November 21, 2022
Inside Over

America’s Bitter Divisions Continue: The Impact of the 2022 Midterm Elections
Although the Democratic Party’s strategy proved more effective, one aspect of that successful strategy is ominous and worrisome.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 21, 2022
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The U.S. and China Are Now in an Economic War
China poses a serious challenge to America, but all-out economic war is likely to be more damaging than the problem.
By Doug Bandow
November 20, 2022
Lexington Herald-Leader

Kentucky’s High Court Can Empower Parental Choice in Education
The EOA, the nation’s first tax-credit funded education savings account, will allow eligible parents to receive scholarship accounts that can be used for approved educational expenses, such as private school tuition, tutoring, classes and extracurricular activities at public schools, and higher education courses.
By Colleen Hroncich and Caleb O. Brown
November 18, 2022
Forbes

The FHFA’s New Fee Policy Will Place Even More Upward Pressure on Home Prices
These changes are bad housing finance policy.
By Norbert Michel
November 18, 2022
American Spectator

Should Only Democracies Host International Sports Competitions?
The minuses and pluses of a Qatar World Cup.
By Doug Bandow
November 17, 2022
DC Journal

Support Free Speech? You Should Be Rooting for Elon!
Elon Musk is risking his own money to create something new and improved.
By Norbert Michel
November 17, 2022
The Times

Focusing on Reducing the Deficit without Growth Would Be a Huge Mistake
With high government debt and jittery bond markets, a plan for reducing government borrowing is highly desirable.
By Ryan Bourne
November 17, 2022
The American Conservative

Stop Invading Haiti
A new US or UN intervention would be just as disastrous as previous ones.
By Doug Bandow
November 16, 2022
The Dispatch

The Midterm Elections and the Things We Tell Ourselves
Could big spending packages actually have helped the Democrats?
By Scott Lincicome
November 15, 2022
The Hill (Online)

We Should Welcome, Not Bemoan, Population Growth
Every new human being comes to the world not only with an empty stomach, but also a pair of hands, and, more importantly, a brain capable of intelligent thought and new knowledge creation.
By Marian L. Tupy
November 15, 2022
Foreign Policy

Why Colombia Should Fully Legalize Cocaine
Both Gustavo Petro and Joe Biden misunderstand how supply and demand work. A more radical approach is needed to reduce drug-related crime.
By Daniel Raisbeck
November 15, 2022
19FortyFive

The National Security State’s War on the First Amendment
Censorship by proxy is more subtle (or insidious) than direct government action to curb unorthodox views, but it is no less dangerous.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 15, 2022
InkStick

Attacking Russia in Ukraine Means War
As Washington contemplates the next steps in the shadow of Putin’s brinksmanship, leaders should be clearer about what’s at stake for them.
By Patrick Porter and Joshua Shifrinson
November 15, 2022
China-US Focus

The Real China Threat: Treating Beijing as an Enemy Risks Turning It into One
Americans increasingly look at China as a threat rather than an opportunity.
By Doug Bandow
November 14, 2022
Newsday

Can Desantis Pull the GOP Away from Trump?
DeSantis’ fans see him as living proof that a strong stance on conservative cultural issues can work as long as it’s combined with pragmatism and competence — and with a personal style that can be combative without crossing the line into boorishness or egomania.
By Cathy Young