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March 28, 2014
Washington Times

The Vanity of Public Transit
Many rail projects marginalize poor communities and waste tax dollars.
By Randal O’Toole
March 28, 2014
Cato Daily Podcast

Demystifying North Korea’s Brutality
Featuring Michael Malice and Caleb O. Brown
March 27, 2014
Blog

Could Vice President Biden Help Save the Administration’s Trade Agenda?
… engaged in strengthening the global economy. Biden’s pro‐trade voting record continued throughout the 1990s on behalf of trade policy initiatives – including NAFTA and the Uruguay Round – supported by President Clinton. However, his approach appears to have changed rather …
By Daniel R. Pearson
March 26, 2014
Blog

Congress Likes at Least One Type of Fast Track
Seasoned observers of U.S. trade policy have been chagrined with the reluctance of Congress to pass fast‐track negotiating authority. However, a small glimmer of hope appeared on March 25. That day, a statue honoring Dr. Norman E. Borlaug …
By Daniel R. Pearson
March 25, 2014
USA Today

Hobby Lobby Isn’t Today’s Most Important Case
Obamacare supporters call Halbig “the greatest existential litigation threat to the Affordable Care Act.”
By Michael F. Cannon
March 25, 2014
Blog

Russians And Ukrainians Battle Over Crimea: The Tragic Perils of Nationalism
By Doug Bandow
March 25, 2014
South China Morning Post

No Truly Free Market in China without Free Exchange of Ideas
The real challenge that lies ahead for China is the contest between the individual and the state.
By James A. Dorn
March 24, 2014
Blog

Privatizing the Royal Mail
Why don’t we get reforms like this in Washington?
By Chris Edwards
March 24, 2014
Blog

Beware of the Kremlin’s Propaganda
… and the United States, whose meddling allegedly brought down the President Viktor Yanukovych. While, as a general rule, the foreign policy of the EU and the US deserve to be criticized on various grounds, it should not be forgotten that …
By Dalibor Rohac
March 24, 2014
DC Examiner

A Former Insane Asylum Is a Fitting Place for the Mess That Is Homeland Security
Since 9/11, spending under the rubric “homeland security,” both inside and outside the department, dwarfs even the New Deal.
By Gene Healy
March 24, 2014
National Interest (Online)

Are the Baltic States Next?
… would create an ugly choice for Washington between a bad outcome and worse one. Those comments confirm that U.S. policymakers have apparently forgotten NATO’s original strategic purpose. Indeed, they have apparently forgotten what the purpose should be of …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 24, 2014
Forbes

Russians and Ukrainians Battle over Crimea, But What about Tartars? The Tragic Perils of Nationalism
The revival of nationalism as an international principle justifying military intervention sets an ominous precedent.
By Doug Bandow
March 21, 2014
The Wall Street Journal

Progressive Trickle-Down in Maryland
When it comes to Keynesian-style stimulus at the state or local level, the juice is rarely worth the squeeze.
By Steve H. Hanke and Stephen J. K. Walters
March 21, 2014
Blog

Frank Underwood Wants a Subsidy
House of Cards star Kevin Spacey is lobbying Maryland legislators to keep subsidizing his show’s production.
By David Boaz
March 21, 2014
Cato Daily Podcast

Anti-Sanctions for Ukraine?
Featuring K. William Watson and Caleb O. Brown

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The Vanity of Public Transit

Demystifying North Korea’s Brutality

Could Vice President Biden Help Save the Administration’s Trade Agenda?

Congress Likes at Least One Type of Fast Track

Hobby Lobby Isn’t Today’s Most Important Case

Russians And Ukrainians Battle Over Crimea: The Tragic Perils of Nationalism

No Truly Free Market in China without Free Exchange of Ideas

Privatizing the Royal Mail

Beware of the Kremlin’s Propaganda

A Former Insane Asylum Is a Fitting Place for the Mess That Is Homeland Security

Are the Baltic States Next?

Russians and Ukrainians Battle over Crimea, But What about Tartars? The Tragic Perils of Nationalism

Progressive Trickle-Down in Maryland

Frank Underwood Wants a Subsidy

Anti-Sanctions for Ukraine?