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May 2, 2019
USA Today

Here’s Why This Might Be Venezuela’s Last Chance to Push Nicolás Maduro Out
People are getting into survival mode, more consumed with securing food and water than toppling the Maduro regime.
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
May 2, 2019
Blog

Jones Act Waiver Gets Swamped
… himself, and there is perhaps solace to be found in the fact that he has demonstrated himself capable of unpredictable policy turns and zig‐zags. That he has not yet publicly committed to leaving the Jones Act untouched offers at …
By Colin Grabow
May 2, 2019
National Review (Online)

The Case for Free Trade
… Flags of US, Mexico, and Canada flying high with a map of North America in the background Related Event Online Policy Forum: Implementing the New NAFTA Live Online Policy Forum | May 26, 2020 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM …
By Scott Lincicome
May 1, 2019
Blog

Sen. Rick Scott’s Venezuela “Genocide” Hype
… not merely a slip of the tongue; Scott used that inflammatory term repeatedly—as he had on previous occasions. Foreign policy hawks have resorted to similar tactics to arouse public opinion and generate support for U.S. military interventions in …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 30, 2019
Testimony

Restructuring the U.S. Postal Service
By Chris Edwards
April 29, 2019
Blog

California’s High-Speed Train Has Done a Lot More Good for Big Consultants than for Taxpayers or Riders
Engineering and construction firms and unions spent big to get taxpayers to pass a bond issue, and now their high-speed rail project is $44 billion over budget.
By David Boaz
April 29, 2019
UK Telegraph

‘No Fault Evictions’ Ban Epitomizes the Paucity of Tory Economic Thinking
The affliction of believing deeply embedded economic problems can be solved by whack-a-mole legal remedies is rotting Conservative economic thinking.
By Ryan Bourne
April 29, 2019
Blog

Rep. John Garamendi’s Questionable Defense of the Jones Act
Rep. John Garamendi’s latest op-ed in defense of the Jones Act is replete with errors, half-truths, and contradictions.
April 29, 2019
Blog

In the USMCA Ratification Battle, A Big Tariff Fight Is Brewing
Chuck Grassley wants to make ratification contingent on undoing Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs.
By Simon Lester and Inu Manak
April 29, 2019
National Interest (Online)

Washington’s Woeful Maduro Miscalculation
The Trump administration has already pushed the envelope of appropriate outside support for Venezuela’s President-elect Juan Guaido to the limit.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 29, 2019
The Hill (Online)

Data Dilemma: The Challenge of Separating the Sound Statistics from Lies
Some politicians “lie” with data, but a different issue is that there are pessimistic and optimistic versions of every sort of economic statistic.
By Chris Edwards
April 27, 2019
The National Interest (Online)

Should Trump Worry About the Putin-Xi Meeting?
The Chinese-Russian bilateral relationship is better than at many points in the past, but it remains superficial.
By Doug Bandow
April 25, 2019
Philadelphia Inquirer

The Jones Act Is Protecting U.S. Shipyards to Death
Faced with such high prices shipping companies have delayed replacing their vessels and instead keep them years — and sometimes even decades — past their typical useful life.
By Colin Grabow
April 25, 2019
American Conservative

President Trump: Just Another Jailer of the Cuban People
By cracking down with more sanctions, he’s enabling Fidel Castro’s heirs.
By Doug Bandow
April 25, 2019
Blog

The True Winners and Losers of Financial Regulation: Remarks at the New York League of Independent Bankers
By Diego Zuluaga

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Here’s Why This Might Be Venezuela’s Last Chance to Push Nicolás Maduro Out

Jones Act Waiver Gets Swamped

The Case for Free Trade

Sen. Rick Scott’s Venezuela “Genocide” Hype

Restructuring the U.S. Postal Service

California’s High-Speed Train Has Done a Lot More Good for Big Consultants than for Taxpayers or Riders

‘No Fault Evictions’ Ban Epitomizes the Paucity of Tory Economic Thinking

Rep. John Garamendi’s Questionable Defense of the Jones Act

In the USMCA Ratification Battle, A Big Tariff Fight Is Brewing

Washington’s Woeful Maduro Miscalculation

Data Dilemma: The Challenge of Separating the Sound Statistics from Lies

Should Trump Worry About the Putin-Xi Meeting?

The Jones Act Is Protecting U.S. Shipyards to Death

President Trump: Just Another Jailer of the Cuban People

The True Winners and Losers of Financial Regulation: Remarks at the New York League of Independent Bankers