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July 13, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

Can America Still Afford Its Nuclear Triad?
… essential. Since then, few people have had a strong interest in exploring the flaws in this argument. For many defense policy analysts, it has become an article of faith. “Maintaining the triad” is uttered as an almost religious incantation to …
By Christopher A. Preble
July 13, 2016
Blog

The Six Most Important Takeaways from CBO’s New Long-Run Fiscal Forecast
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 13, 2016
The Hill (Online)

Even Superpowers Must Set Priorities in a Dangerous World
By Doug Bandow
July 12, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Evaluating the Next British Prime Minister
Featuring Tom Clougherty and Caleb O. Brown
July 12, 2016
Testimony

Making a Financial Choice: More Capital or More Government Control
… of innovation and productivity. One tragic irony is that by tightening lending standards the Federal Reserve has undermined its monetary policy. They cannot get the money supply to grow because the velocity of money (the money multiplier) has slowed because …
By John A. Allison
July 12, 2016
Reason.com

Why Libertarians Should Be Wary of Brexit ‘Victory’
… goes on unhindered today. Even though the E.U. sets too many rules and intervenes too much, most of the policy is still made back home. There is sufficient room for national maneuvering so that one E.U. member, Ireland …
By Johan Norberg
July 12, 2016
Blog

Stop Treating NATO as a Social Club
Washington should announce that it plans to allow the Europeans to finally take over responsibility for their own security.
By Doug Bandow
July 11, 2016
Blog

Exit the Korean Imbroglio to Solve the North Korean Problem
… if America was not on the scene. No one should expect a kinder, gentler Kim to emerge. But his “byungjin” policy of pursuing both nuclear weapons and economic growth faces a severe challenge. As I contend in National Interest online …
By Doug Bandow
July 11, 2016
Blog

Embracing the Almighty Dollar: Islamic State’s Currency Debacle
… in the price of the yellow stuff. A fall in the gold supply would be like a tightening of monetary policy; it could cause a recession. Second, a coin backed by a terrorist organisation has obvious credibility problems: aside from …
By John Mueller
July 11, 2016
The Federalist

How Free Traders Fueled Trump and Can Beat Him
Protectionists want to force poor American consumers to subsidize well-connected cronies. They must no longer be given free rein to mislead with impunity.
By Scott Lincicome
July 9, 2016
Aspenia Online

NATO’s Mounting Internal Challenges
How Western leaders handle those challenges will determine what kind of future the Alliance has - or whether it will have any future at all.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 8, 2016
Forbes

NATO Isn’t a Social Club: Montenegro, Georgia, and Ukraine Don’t Belong
NATO is not, or at least should not be, a charity.
By Doug Bandow
July 8, 2016
Huffington Post

From 1 to 16: How Brexit Was a Clear Win for the Good Guys
In a variety of admittedly imperfect ways Brexit promoted liberty, community, democracy, and the rule of law.
By Doug Bandow
July 8, 2016
Blog

“Boss” Aldrich and the Founding of the Fed
By George Selgin
July 7, 2016
Blog

NATO’s Warsaw Summit
NATO’s Warsaw Summit is likely to ignore the most important questions about the alliance’s future.
By Emma Ashford

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Can America Still Afford Its Nuclear Triad?

The Six Most Important Takeaways from CBO’s New Long-Run Fiscal Forecast

Even Superpowers Must Set Priorities in a Dangerous World

Evaluating the Next British Prime Minister

Making a Financial Choice: More Capital or More Government Control

Why Libertarians Should Be Wary of Brexit ‘Victory’

Stop Treating NATO as a Social Club

Exit the Korean Imbroglio to Solve the North Korean Problem

Embracing the Almighty Dollar: Islamic State’s Currency Debacle

How Free Traders Fueled Trump and Can Beat Him

NATO’s Mounting Internal Challenges

NATO Isn’t a Social Club: Montenegro, Georgia, and Ukraine Don’t Belong

From 1 to 16: How Brexit Was a Clear Win for the Good Guys

“Boss” Aldrich and the Founding of the Fed

NATO’s Warsaw Summit