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April 30, 2021
Blog

Joe Biden Doesn’t Think On The Margin
That a limited government program may bring some net benefits cannot be used as evidence for its continual expansion.
By Ryan Bourne
April 30, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

Michael F. Cannon discusses President Biden’s speech, expanding Obamacare, and the Biden administration intending to ban menthol cigarettes on The Bob Harden Show
Featuring Michael F. Cannon
April 30, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

William Yeatman discusses President Biden’s speech and the Americas Families Plan on The Bob Harden Show
Featuring William Yeatman
April 30, 2021
Media Highlights Radio

Veronique de Rugy discusses outdated CDC regulations still being used in schools on CBS Radio’s The John Batchelor Show
Featuring Veronique de Rugy
April 30, 2021
Blog

The New Deal and Recovery, Part 13: Fear Itself (Continued)
So much for our parade of New Deal horribles, meaning actual or threatened policies that are supposed to have undermined businessmen’s confidence either directly or making them uncertain about the future business environment.
By George Selgin
April 30, 2021
Blog

Biden’s Programs Would Fail for Many Reasons
Biden’s plans would impose large budget costs, but perhaps a larger problem is that the federal government is the worst institution to tackle the issues the president is focused on.
By Chris Edwards
April 30, 2021
Blog

The New Deal and Recovery, Part 13: Fear Itself, Continued
By George Selgin
April 29, 2021
Cato Daily Podcast

California v. Donor Privacy
California wants to maintain a database of the identities of donors to all manner of charities throughout the U.S. Paul Sherman of the Institute for Justice says it’s an imposition on privacy and association.
Featuring Paul Sherman and Caleb O. Brown
April 29, 2021
Blog

Middle Class Tax Hikes: Political Rhetoric vs. Economic Reality
The costs of higher payroll taxes fall entirely on the employee, not the employer.
By Scott Lincicome
April 29, 2021
Blog

Evidence to Combat Biden’s Education Spending Onslaught
The Biden administration believes the federal government must spend more on education, but the data show that more spending will not necessarily lead to overall improvements.
By Neal McCluskey
April 29, 2021
Blog

Ted Cruz Says the Quiet Part Out Loud
Ted Cruz threatens to use his official power to hurt companies whose CEOs express opinions with which he disagrees.
By David Boaz
April 29, 2021
Blog

Does Ride Hailing Increase Congestion?
A recent MIT paper claiming to show that ride hailing increases congestion is not persuasive.
By Randal O’Toole
April 29, 2021
Cato Video

Medical Malpractice Litigation: How It Works & Why Tort Reform Hasn’t Helped
The medical malpractice liability system often fails to live up to the theory—and when it comes to reform, each side approaches the issue with different perspectives on what the facts are.
Featuring Cato Institute
April 29, 2021
Cato Video

Public Schools Shouldn’t Control Students’ Private Speech
A monumental freedom of speech case heads to the Supreme Court It could determine whether schools can censor students while off campus.
Featuring Cato Institute
April 29, 2021
Blog

North Korea Forges Ahead
Recent missile systems displayed at military parades and political statements indicate that North Korea is pursuing improvements to both its strategic and regional missiles.
By Eric Gomez