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March 12, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Jones Act Repeal Lands in the Senate
Featuring Colin Grabow and Caleb O. Brown
March 11, 2019
Blog

Trump’s Crazy Military Budget
Donald Trump recently said that it’s “crazy” to spend $716 billion on the military, but his latest budget calls for $750 billion. It isn’t obvious, however, that inadequate funding explains why the U.S. military has struggled in recent years.
By Christopher A. Preble
March 11, 2019
Inside Sources

We Know Less Than We Think About Hate Crimes
We know less about this topic than we imagine.
By Walter Olson
March 11, 2019
Blog

Trump Budget 2020
Federal debt is soaring even after a decade of economic growth. Debt is imposing a rising cost that burdens all of us. Politicians have always had incentives to spend, but never before has Washington been so irresponsible.
By Chris Edwards
March 11, 2019
Real Clear World

Ending U.S. Risk Exposure in Korea
The United States remains on the front lines in a volatile region confronting an unpredictable adversary. Washington needs to pursue a more fundamental policy shift.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights TV

Juan Carlos Hidalgo discusses blackout and political unrest in Venezuela and other topics on NTN24’s Club de Prensa
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights TV

Chris Edwards discusses President Trump’s budget plan on Hearst TV
Featuring Chris Edwards
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Steve H. Hanke’s tweet on the poor state of Venezuela’s hospitals due to socialism is cited on The Ben Shapiro Show
Featuring Steve H. Hanke
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Michael F. Cannon discusses Medicaid expansion on KCUR’s Kansas Statehouse Blend podcast
Featuring Michael F. Cannon
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Bill Weld cites his grade on Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card on Sirius XM’s The Michael Smerconish Program
Featuring Cato Institute
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

Robert A. Levy discusses immigration on 92.5 FOX News Radio’s The Drive with Trey Radel
Featuring Robert A. Levy
March 11, 2019
Orlando Sentinel

Why the United States Should Not Send the Military to Venezuela
Though the diplomatic path will not be easy or quick, it is the path most likely to lead to enduring reforms viewed as legitimate by the Venezuelan people.
By A. Trevor Thrall
March 11, 2019
Media Highlights Radio

David Boaz’s article, “The 10 Best Libertarian Movies,” is cited on WBAL Radio
Featuring David Boaz
March 11, 2019
Blog

Federal Budget Outlook and Trump Tax Cuts
In his new budget, Trump proposes some unaffordable defense and security spending increases. But he also proposes balancing the budget in 15 years with domestic spending restraint, which is a modest reform goal in the right direction.
By Chris Edwards
March 11, 2019
Blog

House Passes Political-Omnibus Bill H.R. 1
H.R. 1, the comprehensive election-reform measure, is a wish list composed of measures some of which collide with individual rights of speech and association.
By Walter Olson