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June 14, 2005
Testimony

Radley Balko’s D.C. City Council Testimony
… serving food or drink in the presence of secondhand smoke. The people who choose those jobs — cab drivers, fishermen, and police, for example — take those jobs full‐well knowing the risks. The health risks associated with secondhand smoke are debatable …
By Radley Balko
August 22, 1997
Cato.org

Clinton’s Shameful Constitutional Record
… every telephone company in America to retrofit its phone lines and networks so that they will be more accessible to police wiretaps. The Justice Department has packaged those proposals as “anti‐terrorism” and “tough on crime” measures. Such policies have …
By Tim Lynch
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Measuring White House Influence over Independent Regulators
… sections of the colony. The black-market buses helped fill the void during public transit strikes in 1967, but afterwards police resumed efforts to sup- press them. In 1969 the colony’s government gave up and licensed them, and by …
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Should Investors Share the Wealth?
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Guidelines to Nowhere
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Why Private Transit Works
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Worker Safety and the Coal Market
May/June 2011
Policy Report

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Randal O’Toole and Gridlock Save Taxpayers Billions
December 31, 2020
Legal Briefs

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Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid
By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, and Sam Spiegelman
September 10, 2015
Blog

DHS Uses Local Law Enforcement To Shut Down Tor Access For Library Patrons
By Patrick G. Eddington
August 7, 2013
Huffington Post

SAFE Act an Expensive Boondoggle
Throwing more money and delegating more powers to an immigration enforcement bureaucracy will be largely ineffective.
By Alex Nowrasteh
June 6, 2024
Blog

Intrusive and Unnecessary Social Media Mandates in the NDAA Will Do Nothing for Security
A proposed amendment to this year’s National Defense Authorization Act strays a little far from the mark of supporting military readiness or countering threats our military may face on the battlefield.
By David Inserra
October 26, 2019
The American Conservative

Hungarian Revolution and Freedom: The Ides of October
Hungarians deserve a special thank you for accelerating the death of communism.
By Doug Bandow
December 12, 2018
Real Clear World

Dehumanization Nations
The language of dehumanization is beginning to creep into our collective consciousness — at both extremes of the political spectrum. This shoul
By Matt Daniels and Doug Bandow
March 1, 2015
Blog

Boris Nemtsov, RIP
A country in which opposition politicians of Mr Nemtsov’s stature have to fear for their lives is a on a very dismal path.
By Dalibor Rohac

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Radley Balko’s D.C. City Council Testimony

Clinton’s Shameful Constitutional Record

Measuring White House Influence over Independent Regulators

Should Investors Share the Wealth?

Guidelines to Nowhere

Why Private Transit Works

Worker Safety and the Coal Market

Randal O’Toole and Gridlock Save Taxpayers Billions

Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid

DHS Uses Local Law Enforcement To Shut Down Tor Access For Library Patrons

SAFE Act an Expensive Boondoggle

Intrusive and Unnecessary Social Media Mandates in the NDAA Will Do Nothing for Security

Hungarian Revolution and Freedom: The Ides of October

Dehumanization Nations

Boris Nemtsov, RIP