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May 18, 2021
Antiwar.com

Germany’s Greens Plan a Tough Foreign Policy
German foreign policy is likely to become more active and contentious.
By Doug Bandow
May 18, 2021
Media Highlights TV

Veronique de Rugy discusses the role of government in family life on CURE America with Star Parker
Featuring Veronique de Rugy
May 18, 2021
The Hill (Online)

A Forgotten Clause of the Constitution Could Change the Census Outcome
Section 2’s Penalty Clause mandates that if a state disenfranchises adult male citizens for any reason other than “participation in rebellion, or other crime,” the state’s census count must be decreased by a ratio equal to the percentage of adult male citizens who have been thus disenfranchised.
By Thomas A. Berry
May 18, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

Todd Zywicki discusses fixing credentialism and the student debt crisis on the Village Global’s Venture Stories podcast
Featuring Todd Zywicki
May 18, 2021
Blog

Lee, McClintock Introduce Jones Act Repeal Bill
Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. Tom McClintock have introduced legislation to repeal the protectionist Jones Act.
By Colin Grabow
May 18, 2021
Blog

DOJ and DEA Fail to Provide Clarity on Opioid Regulation
A case now on appeal asks whether a company can ask a court to clarify what its obligations are under the law without having to first violate that law.
By Ilya Shapiro and Stacy Hanson
May 18, 2021
Policy Analysis

No. 917
China: Rise or Demise?
China, even if it rises, does not present much of a security threat to the United States.
By John Mueller
May 18, 2021
Power Problems

Public Opinion & U.S. Foreign Policy
The renewed debate in Washington over U.S. foreign policy reflects changing attitudes in public opinion.
Featuring A. Trevor Thrall and John Glaser
May 18, 2021
Blog

Taxes and Fair Shares
An obvious follow-up question when politicians say that high earners are not paying their fair share is: “How high do the top shares need to rise before they are fair?”
By Chris Edwards
May 17, 2021
Cato Video

Qualified Immunity: Justice Denied
Sam Pauly and his brother were attempting to scare off intruders around their home in a remote part of New Mexico when they fired warning shots into the air. Moments later, Sam was dead from a bullet fired by state police who never announced themselves. Sam’s family tells the story, and Clark Neily explains how qualified immunity has prevented accountability for Sam’s murder.
Featuring Cato Institute
May 17, 2021
Media Highlights TV

Steve H. Hanke participates in the event, “Global Economy 2021,” hosted by Uludag Ekonomi Zirvesi
Featuring Steve H. Hanke
May 17, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

Brandon Valeriano discusses the next phase in cyber warfare on The Red Line podcast
Featuring Brandon Valeriano
May 17, 2021
American Spectator (Online)

Billionaire Envy Can’t Sink Bezos’ Boat
Leftists attack the rich just for having more money than others but fail to value the other benefits of their success.
By Doug Bandow
May 17, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

Alex Nowrasteh discusses immigration in America on the Civil Squared podcast
Featuring Alex Nowrasteh
May 17, 2021
Media Highlights TV

Chris Edward’s recent testimony is cited on FBNs Kudlow: Taxed to the Max special
Featuring Chris Edwards