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November 27, 2019
Blog

Voters Like Benefits But Don’t Like Paying for Them
Americans often tell pollsters they support some government program, then change their minds if they’re told what the cost would be.
By David Boaz
November 27, 2019
The Hill

A Serious Hearing on Marijuana Prohibition Was Overdue
Although the bill will certainly not go anywhere, especially during impeachment hearings, it is a welcome development from a Congress that, in 1937, rushed to prohibit marijuana based on spurious testimony and hyperbolic fearmongering.
By Trevor Burrus
November 27, 2019
Conservative Home

Five Myths about the Labour Manifesto
By Ryan Bourne
November 27, 2019
Aspenia Online

The Rationale and Contours of an Amicable Transatlantic Security Divorce
French President Emmanuel Macron created a huge stir on both sides of the Atlantic in early November when he stated that NATO was experiencing “brain death.”
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 27, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Corey DeAngelis discusses Pete Buttigieg’s comments on education on The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Peterson & John Marsh
Featuring Corey A. DeAngelis
November 27, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Robert A. Levy discusses SCOTUS justices on The Bob Harden Show
Featuring Robert A. Levy
November 27, 2019
The American Conservative

When The Deep State Bullied Reagan’s Foreign Policy Chief
George Shultz drew a line against certain anti-communist militants; Washington hardliners had other ideas.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 27, 2019
Blog

Thankful for More Educational Freedom (Hopefully) On Its Way
Anti-Catholic “Blaine Amendments” are being used to stop school choice, but the Supreme Court might soon put an end to that.
By Neal McCluskey
November 27, 2019
Media Highlights TV

Ryan Bourne discusses GDP predictions on CGTN’s Global Business
Featuring Ryan Bourne
November 27, 2019
New York Post

Liz Warren’s Latest Lie Only Deepens Her Dilemma on Education
Sometimes it’s best to walk away from a debate — to take the L, as the kids say. Elizabeth Warren probably wishes she would have followed that sage advice. But now she is caught in a big education policy dilemma. And a lie.
By Corey A. DeAngelis
November 27, 2019
Media Highlights TV

David B. Kopel discusses the SCOTUS and the right to bear arms on Lawline
Featuring David B. Kopel
November 27, 2019
China-US Focus

Why China Needs a Transparent, Competitive Political System
China would benefit from a government which eschews coercive monopoly and unnecessary secrecy. That would help the Chinese achieve a future worthy to be called the China Dream.
By Doug Bandow
November 27, 2019
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 191
Gig Labor: Trading Safety Nets for Steering Wheels
By Vyacheslav Fos, Naser Hamdi, Ankit Kalda, & Jordan Nickerson
November 27, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Bagehot: The Life and Times of the Greatest Victorian
Featuring Caleb O. Brown and James Grant
November 26, 2019
Blog

Thanksgiving Dinner Costs Less and Other Reasons to Be Thankful
As resources become more abundant, they also come down in price. That allows us to spend less time working to afford goods like Thanksgiving dinner and more time on what matters most to us.
By Chelsea Follett