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July 10, 2003
National Review

National Interest Alone
… 3rd Infantry Division extended, yet again, in Iraq. Ask the tens of thousands of reservists called to active duty to police America’s sprawling humanitarian empire, from Bosnia and Kosovo to Afghanistan and Iraq. Our military is stretched to the …
By Christopher A. Preble
July 23, 2024
Blog

Europe Braces for a Surge in Black Market Synthetic Opioids
… in with heroin samples it has tested—reminiscent of what happened in the US in 2012. The German Federal Criminal Police Office reported that this led to a 12 percent increase in opioid-related overdose deaths from 2022 to 2023 …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
December 28, 2018
Blog

NYT Report Pushes Credit Card Companies To Monitor Gun Buyers
… like them to handle things. Sorkin’s report leans heavily on such sources as Kevin Sullivan, “a former New York Police fraud investigator who consults with banks as president of the Anti‐Money Laundering Training Academy” — not exactly what I …
By Walter Olson
May/June 2013
Policy Report

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Using Technology to Understand Mexico’s Epidemic of Violence
… mind, there were three idiosyncrasies that stood out, distinguishing Juárez from some of these other violent environments. For starters, the police that escorted us around—as well as those that patrolled the streets of the city—were wearing facemasks. There …
June 21, 2018
Blog

South Dakota v. Wayfair: A Taxing Decision
… who they were taxing and why. Classic considerations like whether a taxpayer availed themselves of state services like fire and police were taken into consideration. Now that is thrown into disarray, as state lines mean less for the limits of …
By Trevor Burrus and Matthew Larosiere
Summer 2014
Regulation

Do Coastal Building Codes Make Stronger Houses?
Houses built under FEMA guidelines suffer more damage than pre-guidelines houses.
By Carolyn A. Dehring and Martin A. Halek
February 19, 2011
Blog

Government Unions — beyond Wisconsin
By David Boaz
August 30, 2000
Cato.org

You’ve Got … U.S. Mail?
By Solveig Singleton and Lucas Mast
October 14, 2015
Cato.org

Abandoned by the Pope, Will Cuba’s Political Prisoners Abandon All Hope?
By Nat Hentoff
July 9, 2007
News Releases

City Planning Harms Liberties and Livability in Portland, Oregon
August 29, 2017
Blog

A Second Attack on the Dual-Sovereignty Exception to the Double Jeopardy Clause
State and federal governments shouldn’t both be able to prosecute someone for the same act.
By Ilya Shapiro
August 28, 2017
Legal Briefs

Tyler v. United States
By Brianne Gorod, Ilya Shapiro, and Elizabeth Wydra
February 17, 2017
Blog

Assuaging Trump: Fear-mongering and the Times
The New York Times recently presented on its front page an exercise in terrorism fear-mongering that should surely warm Trump’s heart, if any.
By John Mueller
February 26, 2015
Blog

Fifth Time’s a Charm? Why the Court Should Strike Down the Armed Career Criminal Act as Unconstitutionally Vague
If trained and experienced judges can’t even figure out what a law means, clearly it’s too vague for an average person to understand.
By Trevor Burrus
February 6, 2014
Blog

When the Levee Breaks: How the SAFE Act Could Unconstitutionally Strip States of FEMA Funding
If the House passes the SAFE Act, a bill that seeks to reform immigration enforcement, California and other states could lose all federal law enforcement grants and FEMA disaster relief money. This could be a new type of unconstitutionally coercive conditional spending.
By Trevor Burrus

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

National Interest Alone

Europe Braces for a Surge in Black Market Synthetic Opioids

NYT Report Pushes Credit Card Companies To Monitor Gun Buyers

Using Technology to Understand Mexico’s Epidemic of Violence

South Dakota v. Wayfair: A Taxing Decision

Do Coastal Building Codes Make Stronger Houses?

Government Unions — beyond Wisconsin

You’ve Got … U.S. Mail?

Abandoned by the Pope, Will Cuba’s Political Prisoners Abandon All Hope?

City Planning Harms Liberties and Livability in Portland, Oregon

A Second Attack on the Dual-Sovereignty Exception to the Double Jeopardy Clause

Tyler v. United States

Assuaging Trump: Fear-mongering and the Times

Fifth Time’s a Charm? Why the Court Should Strike Down the Armed Career Criminal Act as Unconstitutionally Vague

When the Levee Breaks: How the SAFE Act Could Unconstitutionally Strip States of FEMA Funding