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Gabriela Calderon discusses, “Ecuador: The Story of a “Revolution,” on the Axel Kaiser podcast
Ian Vasquez gives a presentation, “Wealth Creation: Freedom and Human Progress,” hosted by The LIBRE Institute at Florida International University
Ted Galen Carpenter discusses Ukraine asking for more pressure on Russia and what NATO’s next steps should be on CNBC’s Asia Squawk Box
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson cites an amicus brief she filed with the Cato Institute at her SCOTUS confirmation hearing on PBS NewsHour
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson cites an amicus brief she filed with the Cato Institute at her SCOTUS confirmation hearing on CNN
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson cites an amicus brief she filed with the Cato Institute at her SCOTUS confirmation hearing on MSNBC
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson cites an amicus brief she filed with the Cato Institute at her SCOTUS confirmation hearing on FNC
Veronique de Rugy testifies at the hearing, “Building a Resilient Economy: Shoring Up Supply,” in front of the United States Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Michael F. Cannon’s health care expertise is cited at the “The Future of American Conservatism,” panel hosted by Villanova University
Cato Institute’s amicus brief is mentioned in an analysis of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s SCOTUS confirmation hearing on PBS NewsHour
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson cites an amicus brief she filed with the Cato Institute at her SCOTUS confirmation hearing on C-SPAN
Cato Institute’s commentary on the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is cited on PBS NewsHour
Jeffrey A. Singer testifies on “Senate Bill 1162 opioid prescriptions; intractable pain; exceptions” at the Arizona House Committee on Health and Human Services
Alex Nowrasteh’s policy analysis, “Terrorism and Immigration: A Risk Analysis,” is cited at the event, “Georgette F. Bennett & Shadi Martini with George Rupp: Confronting Crisis in Syria,” hosted by the New York Public Library