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June 17, 2015
Christian Science Monitor

Is Surespot the Latest Cryptowar Victim?
The encrypted chat app has been mum since suggesting it was about to receive a government subpoena.
By Patrick G. Eddington
Summer 2015
Regulation

Defending Sweatshops
… where social welfare cannot increase if any individual loses out, it becomes easier to pinpoint the value judgments that the policy analyst cannot avoid making—in favor of Third-World workers in the case of Powell. Once everything in production …
By Pierre Lemieux
Summer 2015
Regulation

Reforming SSDI for the 21st Century
Preserving the program will require fundamental change.
By A. Bentley Hankins and Jeffrey D. Joy
June 17, 2015
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 28
State Capitalism vs. Private Enterprise
By Donghua Chen, Dequan Jiang, Alexander Ljungqvist, Haitian Lu, & Mingming Zhou
June 17, 2015
Testimony

The Need to Balance the Budget and Reduce Federal Debt
By Chris Edwards
June 17, 2015
Aspenia Online

Turbulent Triangle: US, Russia, China Relations
Washington’s conduct appears to be pushing Russia and China together, causing them to mute their own serious differences to deal with more pressing worries about the United States.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
June 16, 2015
Blog

U.S. Taxpayer Subsidies for European Welfare States Continue
America’s allies continue their free ride, and who can blame them? Complaints about lackluster defense spending by NATO’s members will continue to fall on deaf ears unless Washington gets serious about burden shedding.
By Christopher A. Preble
June 16, 2015
Blog

House Leadership Blocks Key Intelligence Reforms
That self-proclaimed “small government, fiscal conservatives” continue place faith in a nearly-porous federal IT infrastructure is just one more example of how badly Washington is broken.
By Patrick G. Eddington
June 16, 2015
Detroit News

Exclude China from Military Exercises? Bad Idea
The U.S. and its allies and friends should seek opportunities to invest China in a stable geopolitical order.
By Doug Bandow
June 15, 2015
Blog

Senate Testimony on Wasteful Spending
A great place to start would be cutting aid-to-state programs, which cost more than $600 billion a year.
By Chris Edwards
June 15, 2015
Blog

Could Mercenaries Take on ISIS?
Is a private-sector approach to battling ISIS qualitatively better than a U.S. reinvasion of Iraq? Possibly.
By Marian L. Tupy
June 15, 2015
Blog

Doc Selgin’s QE Eye Test
I was taken aback by the off-hand manner in which Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer declared a QE victory.
By George Selgin
June 15, 2015
Blog

Trade Promotion Authority and the TiSA’s Immigration “Smoking Gun”
No, Obama isn’t secretly negotiating with foreign governments to liberalize US immigration restrictions without congressional input.
By Scott Lincicome
June 15, 2015
Washington Times

Damming up the Dollars
Government control of money transfers is creating a need for alternative currencies.
By Richard W. Rahn
June 12, 2015
Blog

Today’s Trade Vote Is Getting A Partial Do-Over Next Week—Here’s Why
House Democrats dealt a big blow to Obama’s trade agenda today, but it’s not over yet.
By K. William Watson

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Free Society

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Is Surespot the Latest Cryptowar Victim?

Defending Sweatshops

Reforming SSDI for the 21st Century

State Capitalism vs. Private Enterprise

The Need to Balance the Budget and Reduce Federal Debt

Turbulent Triangle: US, Russia, China Relations

U.S. Taxpayer Subsidies for European Welfare States Continue

House Leadership Blocks Key Intelligence Reforms

Exclude China from Military Exercises? Bad Idea

Senate Testimony on Wasteful Spending

Could Mercenaries Take on ISIS?

Doc Selgin’s QE Eye Test

Trade Promotion Authority and the TiSA’s Immigration “Smoking Gun”

Damming up the Dollars

Today’s Trade Vote Is Getting A Partial Do-Over Next Week—Here’s Why