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February 15, 2013
Blog

More Internet Sales Taxes—and Your Privacy Compromised
The latest proposal for Internet sales taxes threatens privacy.
By Jim Harper
February 15, 2013
Blog

Jack Lew’s Cayman Adventure
… be serving), it’s virtually impossible to envision good entitlement reform, pro-growth tax reform, or any changes to fiscal policy that would lessen the likelihood of future Greek-style fiscal collapse (as amusingly illustrated by this cartoon). So with …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
February 15, 2013
Washington Post

Learn to Live with a Nuclear North Korea
We can’t stop them. Let’s accept it.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
February 14, 2013
Cato Daily Podcast

Militarism versus Tax Breaks
Featuring Jon Basil Utley and Caleb O. Brown
February 14, 2013
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

Barack Obama’s Warfare State
… three of these issues, however, Obama did not go far enough and even went in the opposite direction. Certainly, foreign policy should not always fluctuate with the prevailing political winds. But the interests of the American people undoubtedly deserve to …
By Malou Innocent
February 14, 2013
Cato Video

Obama’s Drones
Featuring Julian Sanchez
February 14, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

What Me Worry?
… The Congressional Budget Office once had the reputation of a bland government bureaucracy, churning out detailed reports that only a policy nerd would read. Today CBO reports have taken over the literary genre of horror stories. The first movie can …
By Doug Bandow
February 13, 2013
CNN.com

Time for U.S. to Disengage from North Korea Crisis
… father of the incoming South Korean president, was suppressed by Washington. America has fostered similar dependence in Japan. Unfortunately, this policy has left prosperous and potentially powerful states vulnerable to threats from the North, another army with a country, as …
By Doug Bandow
February 13, 2013
National Review (Online)

The President’s Miracle-Gro Government
Just add taxes to increase spending while shrinking the deficit.
By Michael D. Tanner
February 13, 2013
Forbes

Challenge China on North Korea
If Beijing refuses to act now, it will end up as Mao Zedong’s famous ‘paper tiger.’
By Doug Bandow
February 13, 2013
Cato.org

Goodbye? We’ve Lost Who We Are?
By Nat Hentoff
February 12, 2013
Blog

Those Phantom Spending ‘Cuts’ from 2011
A reminder of how unserious politicians from both parties are about cutting spending.
By Tad DeHaven
February 12, 2013
Blog

U.S.-EU Free Trade Agreement? A Pep Talk or Overhaul at USTR Is the Place to Start
If the president were serious about trade liberalization, the facts on the ground would be very different than they are today.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
February 12, 2013
Blog

Live Blog of the 2013 State of the Union Address and the GOP Response
Cato experts live blog the 2013 State of the Union address and the GOP response.
By Zach Graves
February 12, 2013
Blog

Ed Glaeser Makes Lamentably Rare Case for the Freedom to Trade
By Sallie James

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More Internet Sales Taxes—and Your Privacy Compromised

Jack Lew’s Cayman Adventure

Learn to Live with a Nuclear North Korea

Militarism versus Tax Breaks

Barack Obama’s Warfare State

Obama’s Drones

What Me Worry?

Time for U.S. to Disengage from North Korea Crisis

The President’s Miracle-Gro Government

Challenge China on North Korea

Goodbye? We’ve Lost Who We Are?

Those Phantom Spending ‘Cuts’ from 2011

U.S.-EU Free Trade Agreement? A Pep Talk or Overhaul at USTR Is the Place to Start

Live Blog of the 2013 State of the Union Address and the GOP Response

Ed Glaeser Makes Lamentably Rare Case for the Freedom to Trade