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April 9, 2013
Blog

Colonel Gian Gentile on the War in Afghanistan
The new Cato daily podcast examines America’s once-narrow mission in Afghanistan of defeating al Qaeda.
By Malou Innocent
April 9, 2013
Blog

According to Washington Post Exposé, People Who Utilize Tax Havens Are Far More Honest than Politicians
… taxpayers report foreign assets to the government and foreign institutions alert the IRS when Americans open accounts. He justifies bad policy by claiming that there’s a pot of gold at the end of the tax haven rainbow. “We can …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 9, 2013
Washington Times

Collecting Taxes, Dispensing Fear
Intimidation is the coinage of today’s IRS.
By Richard W. Rahn
April 8, 2013
Cato Daily Podcast

What Went Wrong in Afghanistan?
Featuring Gian P. Gentile and Caleb O. Brown
April 8, 2013
Cato Video

Sallie James discusses sugar subsidies on FBN’s Stossel
Sallie James is a policy analyst with Cato’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies. James writes and speaks on a variety of trade topics, with a research emphasis on the subject of agricultural trade policy. Before joining …
Featuring Sallie James
April 8, 2013
Blog

Investigative Reporters Tackle the Small Business Administration
… sometimes payments on leases controlled by the franchisor. What does it say about the state of American capitalism that federal policymakers think it is necessary and proper for the government to subsidize the creation of more Subway shops? The defaults …
By Tad DeHaven
April 8, 2013
Forbes

Turn the North Korean Problem over to North Korea’s Neighbors
Whatever is going on, America should not be involved.
By Doug Bandow
April 5, 2013
Blog

Awaiting Obama’s Latest Budget Proposal
For this libertarian policy analyst, the annual release of the president’s budget proposal is like the day after your team loses the Super Bowl: everyone’s talking about it, but you’d rather curl up in bed with a …
By Tad DeHaven
April 5, 2013
Blog

A Bait-and-Switch Budget Plan?
… the Washington Post article, but it should be the lead story. The White House wants to get rid of a policy that genuinely limits the growth of spending. We won’t have the official numbers until the budget is released …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 5, 2013
Blog

My Soaring Local Taxes
Government ramps up spending in good times, and ramps up taxes in bad.
By David Boaz
April 4, 2013
Blog

SecDef Hagel Speech Lays Groundwork for Reform
… has been spent, or why, which is why I’m a fan of a Pentagon audit. A more restrained foreign policy would generate savings well in excess of $1 trillion over the next decade. Calls for other countries to do …
By Christopher A. Preble
April 4, 2013
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

North Korea Is Someone Else’s Problem
There are international problems only Washington can confront. North Korea is not one of them.
By Doug Bandow
April 4, 2013
Aspenia

China’s Military Spending: No Cause for Panic
The modest increases in Beijing’s military capabilities are a far cry from China seeking to become a global military rival of the United States.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 4, 2013
Reuters

Protecting U.S. Consumers from ‘Big Cattle’
The White House’s backhanded response to a legitimate trade dispute displays a dispiritingly cynical attitude.
By K. William Watson
April 4, 2013
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

The Sorry State of Veterans’ Health Care
How did government planners spend over $1,000,000,000 without anything to show for it?
By Malou Innocent

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Colonel Gian Gentile on the War in Afghanistan

According to Washington Post Exposé, People Who Utilize Tax Havens Are Far More Honest than Politicians

Collecting Taxes, Dispensing Fear

What Went Wrong in Afghanistan?

Sallie James discusses sugar subsidies on FBN’s Stossel

Investigative Reporters Tackle the Small Business Administration

Turn the North Korean Problem over to North Korea’s Neighbors

Awaiting Obama’s Latest Budget Proposal

A Bait-and-Switch Budget Plan?

My Soaring Local Taxes

SecDef Hagel Speech Lays Groundwork for Reform

North Korea Is Someone Else’s Problem

China’s Military Spending: No Cause for Panic

Protecting U.S. Consumers from ‘Big Cattle’

The Sorry State of Veterans’ Health Care