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November 22, 2010
Blog

Barney Frank: Cut Military Spending by Following Cato Plan
By Caleb O. Brown
November 22, 2010
Blog

Strip-Search Machines as the Downfall of the ‘War on Terror’
… regime post‑9/11. Exactly. The “danger” Gigot is talking about is that the government might lose control of counterterrorism policy, ceding that control back to a frustrated and increasingly restless American populace. The “War on Terror” theme supports a …
By Jim Harper
November 22, 2010
Blog

Earmarks Are the Gateway Drug to Big Government Addiction
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 22, 2010
Washington Times

Thoughtless Taxation
By Richard W. Rahn
November 22, 2010
American Spectator

Surprise: North Korea Is Enriching Uranium!
… it would be a comedy routine. The Obama administration came into office hoping to put the North on the back policy burner. Last year Pyongyang staged another nuclear test to remind America that it was still around. The Republic of …
By Doug Bandow
November 22, 2010
Korea Times

Dealing with a Nuclear North Korea
… the Kim regime obvious advantages internationally. The domestic reasons are no less compelling. How better to run a “military first” policy than to give the armed services the ultimate weapon? Whether Kim was ever willing to trade away his nuclear …
By Doug Bandow
November 22, 2010
Cato Video

Jerry L. Jordan keynotes Cato’s monetary conference.
Featuring Jerry L. Jordan
November 22, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

TSA’s Scanners Waste Resources, Liberty
Featuring David Rittgers and Caleb O. Brown
November 21, 2010
Bloomberg.com

Nobel Laureate Diamond Is Unqualified for Fed
… where he is a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he can do the least harm to U.S. monetary policy. The Senate Banking Committee voted 16–7 last week to recommend Diamond to the full chamber. The opposition came …
By Mark A. Calabria
November 20, 2010
Investor’s Business Daily

Zero in on 2011’s Tax Time Bomb and Leave 10-Year Plans for Later
… lame‐duck Congress can’t possibly bind even the next Congress, much less all future ones. Huge changes in tax policy have been enacted every few years — in 1981, 1986, 1990, 1993, 1997, 2001 and 2003. Chanting the magic word …
By Alan Reynolds
November 20, 2010
New York Post

Why New York Shouldn’t Mourn Earmarks
… still reeling from their electoral pummeling — are about to find themselves largely alone in maintaining a practice that represents corruptive policymaking at its worst. Ed Schultz hysterically declared on his MSNBC show that banning earmarks “would gut Middle America.” Partisans …
By Tad DeHaven
November 19, 2010
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
… guidance. The U.S. Postal Service announces a net loss of $8.5 billion for fiscal 2010. A new Cato policy analysis eviscerates the “one industry [that] has unquestionably been socialistic for decades: urban transit.” Benjamin Franklin wrote that “in …
By Tad DeHaven
November 19, 2010
Blog

Happy National Entrepreneurs’ Day?
By Tad DeHaven
November 19, 2010
Blog

President’s Statement about GM IPO Reveals a Defensive Politician
By Daniel J. Ikenson
November 19, 2010
Blog

Quick Link on the Tea Party and Ag Subsidies
By Sallie James

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Barney Frank: Cut Military Spending by Following Cato Plan

Strip-Search Machines as the Downfall of the ‘War on Terror’

Earmarks Are the Gateway Drug to Big Government Addiction

Thoughtless Taxation

Surprise: North Korea Is Enriching Uranium!

Dealing with a Nuclear North Korea

Jerry L. Jordan keynotes Cato’s monetary conference.

TSA’s Scanners Waste Resources, Liberty

Nobel Laureate Diamond Is Unqualified for Fed

Zero in on 2011’s Tax Time Bomb and Leave 10-Year Plans for Later

Why New York Shouldn’t Mourn Earmarks

This Week in Government Failure

Happy National Entrepreneurs’ Day?

President’s Statement about GM IPO Reveals a Defensive Politician

Quick Link on the Tea Party and Ag Subsidies