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January 31, 2013
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

Are We Overreacting to the Threat of a Nuclear Iran?
… not hundreds of thousands of people in Seoul and elsewhere with artillery tubes lined up across the border. U.S. policymakers had a worse headache to deal with at the 38th Parallel than they did the day before. But not …
By Justin Logan
January 30, 2013
Cato Video

Rushed Debate on Federal Spying Powers
Featuring Julian Sanchez
January 30, 2013
Economic Times (India)

Higher Yields & Farmer Preferences Show, Bt Cotton Detractors Spreading Patent Falsehoods
The claim that anybody who disagrees with green activists is a crony of seed companies is outrageous green McCarthyism. It is intellectually bankrupt and morally malodorous.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
January 30, 2013
Blog

The Tyranny of Confusion: A Response to Prof. Djavad Salehi-Isfahani on Iran
When it comes to Iran’s hyperinflation, Prof. Djavad Salehi-Isfahani’s writings are both wrong and irrelevant.
By Steve H. Hanke
January 30, 2013
Blog

The Great Hillsdale College Debate: Flat Tax or Fair Tax?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 30, 2013
National Review (Online)

The Debt Deniers’ Fantasy
… as severe as even many budget experts believe.” Bolstered by a study from the left‐wing Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the debt deniers claim that a combination of economic growth, tax hikes, and projected (but not yet realized …
By Michael D. Tanner
January 29, 2013
Blog

Sequestration Cuts Will Lead to Floods, Plagues, and Pestilence
… federal bureaucracy. It’s the private sector that has been suffering under the constant uncertainty surrounding federal tax and regulatory policy. And let’s not forget that there is no public sector without the private sector – the former existing entirely …
By Tad DeHaven
January 29, 2013
Blog

How to Respond to North Korea’s Latest Threats
… The changing security environment should cause Japan to formally revise the restrictions placed on military operations by its post‐World War II constitution. I have a number of other policy recommendations in the full article, which you can find here.
By Doug Bandow
January 29, 2013
National Interest (Online)

Same Old North Korea
Washington should treat the North’s nuclear program with public indifference, allowing Pyongyan’s neighbors to take the lead.
By Doug Bandow
January 29, 2013
Cato Video

U.S. Economy: “Best Looking Horse at the Glue Factory”
Featuring Richard Fisher
January 29, 2013
Blog

And Congressmen with Consumers as Constituents Outnumber Both
Mercantalist-in-Chief Ron Kirk misses yet another opportunity to make a principled case for free trade.
By Sallie James
January 29, 2013
Globe Asia

On the Failure of the Iranian Sanctions
It seems that the interests of all concerned are converging on a diplomatic solution.
By Steve H. Hanke
January 29, 2013
Blog

Federal Withholding: One Budget or Two?
I don’t think either house of Congress should be paid until they come to agreement on a budget.
By Jim Harper
January 28, 2013
Blog

The Sequester May Not Be ‘Fair,’ but It’s Real and It Would Slow the Growth of Government
While we should be radically downsizing the federal government, it’s worth reiterating that modest steps are capable of yielding big results.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 28, 2013
Forbes

It’s Time to End Japan’s Defense Dependence on the United States
Issuing blank checks for the defense of weaker allies rarely turns out well.
By Doug Bandow

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Are We Overreacting to the Threat of a Nuclear Iran?

Rushed Debate on Federal Spying Powers

Higher Yields & Farmer Preferences Show, Bt Cotton Detractors Spreading Patent Falsehoods

The Tyranny of Confusion: A Response to Prof. Djavad Salehi-Isfahani on Iran

The Great Hillsdale College Debate: Flat Tax or Fair Tax?

The Debt Deniers’ Fantasy

Sequestration Cuts Will Lead to Floods, Plagues, and Pestilence

How to Respond to North Korea’s Latest Threats

Same Old North Korea

U.S. Economy: “Best Looking Horse at the Glue Factory”

And Congressmen with Consumers as Constituents Outnumber Both

On the Failure of the Iranian Sanctions

Federal Withholding: One Budget or Two?

The Sequester May Not Be ‘Fair,’ but It’s Real and It Would Slow the Growth of Government

It’s Time to End Japan’s Defense Dependence on the United States