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January 8, 2018
Blog

Market Failure and The College Football Championship
American higher education costs taxpayers hundreds-of-billions of dollars a year, produces rampant price inflation, devalues credentials, and sees massive non-completion.
By Neal McCluskey
January 8, 2018
Media Highlights TV

Juan Carlos Hidalgo discusses the ending of TPS for Salvadorans on CNN en Español’s Dinero
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo
January 8, 2018
Media Highlights TV

David Boaz discusses Washington’s focus on Sinclair Broadcast Group
Featuring David Boaz
January 8, 2018
Media Highlights Radio

Erik Goepner discusses tough talk in foreign policy on ConnectingVets.com’s VetStory
Featuring Erik Goepner
January 8, 2018
Blog

Trump on Banning Books
Freedom of speech benefits everyone, sooner or later.
By John Samples
January 8, 2018
Blog

Corporate Welfare Absurdity
The economy is growing strongly, and yet Maryland is dishing out “economic development” subsidies to a big, profitable company in one of the nation’s wealthiest counties.
By Chris Edwards
January 8, 2018
China-US Focus

How U.S. Strategists Should View the People’s Republic of China
U.S. policy should focus on the long-term, encouraging coming generations in China to take control of their future.
By Doug Bandow
January 8, 2018
Blog

Washington Post Columnist Needs to Get Her Opioid Facts Right
A Washington Post columnist is mistaken about what’s causing the overdose crisis and seems unaware that it is a worldwide problem.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
January 7, 2018
Media Highlights TV

Juan Carlos Hidalgo discusses various topics on CNN en Español’s Choque de Opiniones
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo
January 7, 2018
National Interest (Online)

Will Trump Push a Real ‘America First’ Doctrine in 2018?
Coopting the president has become a cottage industry at home and abroad. Members of America’s foreign policy elite have done particularly well, complaining about President Trump even while ignoring his wishes at every turn.
By Doug Bandow
January 6, 2018
Media Highlights TV

Josh Blackman participates in the panel, “Why Intellectual Diversity Matters?”, at the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) 2018 Symposium
Featuring Josh Blackman
January 6, 2018
CapX

How the Republicans Can Get Debt under Control
The trick is to find the sweet spot between rules being strict and transparent enough to have real consequences, and being flexible enough to ride out recessions and unforeseen circumstances.
By Ryan Bourne
January 5, 2018
Cato Daily Podcast

‘Swatting’ and Police Accountability
Featuring Clark Neily and Caleb O. Brown
January 5, 2018
Blog

What Is the CSF and Why It Serves U.S. Interests in Afghanistan
Cutting the CSF outright without negotiation will hurt U.S. troops: the most efficient supply routes to Afghanistan are through Pakistan.
By Sahar Khan
January 5, 2018
U.S. News & World Report

Insulting Pakistan Solves Nothing
While belligerent tweets and cutting off aid may be popular with Trump’s base, they are detrimental to diplomacy, which is essential if the administration hopes to find a solution to America’s longest war.
By Sahar Khan