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January 1, 2011
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 9 No. 1
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How the War on Drugs Is Destroying Black America
… the illusion that racism is still a defining factor in America is the strained relationship between young black men and police forces. The massive number of black men in prison stands as an ongoing and graphically resonant rebuke to all …
By John McWhorter
May 1, 2006
Fox News (Online)

In Virginia, the Death Penalty for Gambling
… given the family’s inevitable lawsuit against the city and the police department. The incident didn’t deter the Fairfax police department’s anti‐gambling crusade, either. As the NCAA tournament was about to tip‐off, the police department issued …
By Radley Balko
October 21, 2004
The Star-Ledger

More Security, But Are We Safer?
… are closed. And there is no street parking around the World Bank and International Monetary Fund buildings. New York’s police presence — including officers armed with fully automatic weapons — is much more visible. These and other security measures at least …
By Charles V. Peña
September 16, 2014
Blog

Grenade Launchers: The Newest Must-Have School Supply
… which it never intended to use to launch grenades or use in a school setting, said Steven Zipperman, chief of police of the Los Angeles Schools Police Department. The launchers, received in 2001 and classified “as less lethal munitions,” might …
By Jason Bedrick
January 8, 2013
DC Examiner

Will Newtown Lead to ‘Lockdown High’?
… statement the week after the shootings, National Rifle Association honcho Wayne LaPierre demanded that Congress “act immediately” to put “a police officer in every school.” “Our children” he railed, “are utterly defenseless and the monsters and predators of this world …
By Gene Healy
April 7, 2010
Pravda

The War on Drugs Is Lost
By Patrick Basham
July 24, 2008
Blog

One Set of Rules for the Peasantry, Another Set for the Political Elite
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 11, 2000
Cato.org

How Cookie-Gate Crumbles
By Solveig Singleton
May 28, 2000
Cato.org

You’ll Never Guess What South Korea Frowns Upon
By Casey J. Lartigue Jr.
1997
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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The Omnibus Powers of Federal Law Enforcement
December 17, 2008
Capitol Hill Briefing

Obama’s National Security Policy: A New Approach or More of the Same?
Featuring Christopher Preble,Director of Foreign Policy Studies, Cato Institute; and Benjamin Friedman, Research Fellow in Defense and Homeland Security Studies, Cato Institute;
March 9, 2020
Legal Briefs

Jessop v. City of Fresno
By Jay Schweikert and Clark Neily
February 13, 2019
Blog

El Paso Homicides Spiked After Border Fence Was Completed; The Fence Didn’t Cause It
Not only did homicides not decrease post-wall, they actually increased, though the spike was unrelated.
By Alex Nowrasteh
June 30, 2014
Blog

Uh Oh: The North Koreans are Mad and Won’t Take it Any More!
By Doug Bandow
June 23, 2014
Blog

U.S. Should End Aid to Egypt’s New But Not Improved Mubarak
The best Washington can do is stay out.
By Doug Bandow

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How the War on Drugs Is Destroying Black America

In Virginia, the Death Penalty for Gambling

More Security, But Are We Safer?

Grenade Launchers: The Newest Must-Have School Supply

Will Newtown Lead to ‘Lockdown High’?

The War on Drugs Is Lost

One Set of Rules for the Peasantry, Another Set for the Political Elite

How Cookie-Gate Crumbles

You’ll Never Guess What South Korea Frowns Upon

The Omnibus Powers of Federal Law Enforcement

Obama’s National Security Policy: A New Approach or More of the Same?

Jessop v. City of Fresno

El Paso Homicides Spiked After Border Fence Was Completed; The Fence Didn’t Cause It

Uh Oh: The North Koreans are Mad and Won’t Take it Any More!

U.S. Should End Aid to Egypt’s New But Not Improved Mubarak