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September 20, 2017
National Review (Online)

Graham-Cassidy Is a Too-Mild Improvement on Obamacare
Single-payer is inevitable if the GOP can’t come up with a bold alternative.
By Michael D. Tanner
September 19, 2017
Fortune

Could Legalizing All Drugs Solve America’s Opioid Epidemic?
Around the world, liberal drug policies have had great success in reducing the harms from drug addiction, such as HIV and overdoses. Faced with a raging opioid crisis, the U.S. would be wise to model its own drug policy after countries that have undergone similar experiences.
By Jeffrey Miron
September 19, 2017
Duck of Minerva

The Case Against “The Case for Colonialism”
Academia has a duty to inform with integrity, honesty, and evidence. If scholars and journals alike are not held to this standard, it provides an opening for falsehoods and misinformation to take hold, shape perceptions, and dictate policies.
By Sahar Khan
September 19, 2017
City A.M.

Why Retailers Should Increase Water Prices after Hurricanes
The price mechanism plays an important role in both coordinating activity and allocating resources efficiently.
By Ryan Bourne
September 19, 2017
TIME

Alternatives to the Iran Deal Carry Too Much Risk
If President Trump chooses not to certify Iranian compliance in mid-October, he will be kicking off a process likely to end U.S. participation in the nuclear deal, split us from our European allies, weaken moderate reformers in Iran and set the United States down a far more dangerous and confrontational path.
By John Glaser and Emma Ashford
September 19, 2017
China-US Focus

China Isn’t the next Evil Empire Facing America
In short, in the near- to mid-term, at least, in any normal sense America has little to fear from the PRC.
By Doug Bandow
September 18, 2017
Forbes.com

Toward Cybersecurity without Trade Protectionism
To have more effective, less innovation-impeding cybersecurity, the United States and China can and should adopt policies that wed valid statistical methods with best business practices.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
September 18, 2017
China-US Focus

De-Escalating the U.S.-China Technology Trade War
For more than a decade, China and the United States have been engaged in a game of tit-for-tat technology protectionism, which now threatens to escalate into a wider high-tech trade war.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
September 18, 2017
The Wall Street Journal

Climate Change Hype Doesn’t Help
The bigger issue than global warming is that more people are choosing to live in coastal areas.
By Ryan Maue
September 18, 2017
Wall Street Journal

Kill the Loopholes, including the One for ‘Low-Income Housing’
Developers and investors, not the poor, benefit most from the credit. It should not survive tax reform.
By Chris Edwards and Vanessa Brown Calder
September 17, 2017
National Interest (Online)

America May Push Iran into Becoming the next Nuclear Crisis
Trying to isolate Iran has been—and will continue to be—an exercise in futility.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 17, 2017
USA Today

Don’t Worry about Short-Term Deficit
America’s businesses and their workers need a more competitive tax code, and Republicans should seize the opportunity to get it done.
By Chris Edwards
September 16, 2017
National Interest (Online)

Why Isn’t There a Debate about America’s Grand Strategy?
The window hasn’t closed on a serious strategic debate, but the ball is now in Congress’s hands.
By Christopher A. Preble
September 15, 2017
UK Telegraph

It’s Time to Take Public Sector Pay Rises out of the Hands of Our Politicians
By Ryan Bourne
September 15, 2017
Washington Examiner

Conservatives Should Want to Preserve the Iran Nuclear Deal
The reason is simple: it staves off an Iranian nuclear breakout capability for at least the next couple of decades, and probably indefinitely.
By John Glaser

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Graham-Cassidy Is a Too-Mild Improvement on Obamacare

Could Legalizing All Drugs Solve America’s Opioid Epidemic?

The Case Against “The Case for Colonialism”

Why Retailers Should Increase Water Prices after Hurricanes

Alternatives to the Iran Deal Carry Too Much Risk

China Isn’t the next Evil Empire Facing America

Toward Cybersecurity without Trade Protectionism

De-Escalating the U.S.-China Technology Trade War

Climate Change Hype Doesn’t Help

Kill the Loopholes, including the One for ‘Low-Income Housing’

America May Push Iran into Becoming the next Nuclear Crisis

Don’t Worry about Short-Term Deficit

Why Isn’t There a Debate about America’s Grand Strategy?

It’s Time to Take Public Sector Pay Rises out of the Hands of Our Politicians

Conservatives Should Want to Preserve the Iran Nuclear Deal