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January 25, 2022
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Government Must Not Assign Scarce COVID Therapies By Race
I’ve got a piece in The Dispatch this morning. Excerpt: Governments around the country have been directing medical providers to allocate potentially lifesaving COVID therapies among patients on the basis of race, a policy that is almost certainly unconstitutional …
By Walter Olson
January 13, 2022
Blog

Senators Are Right to Seek End to Three-Month Celibacy Requirement For Gay and Bisexual Blood Donors
Twenty‐two Democratic U.S. senators sent a letter today to Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra and Acting Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Janet Woodcock urging the FDA to end its policy of deferring blood donations from …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
July 26, 2021
Blog

British Columbia’s “Safe Supply” Program A Tacit Admission That Drug Prohibition Kills and Legalization Saves Lives
The Wall Street Journal reported today that British Columbia has decided to address its growing drug overdose rate (largely fueled by fentanyl‐tainted drugs) with a program called “Safe Supply.” Under this new policy, health care practitioners are permitted to …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
April 13, 2021
Blog

Twitch Claims Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
… establishing a universal prohibition on a limited set of malicious activities. Twitch has long maintained a “Hateful Conduct and Harassment” policy governing use of the platform; however, the new policy will cover speech on other websites and behavior in the …
By Will Duffield
July 10, 2018
Blog

Why the Legal Immigration System Is Broken: A Short List of Problems
In no particular order, here is a list of a few problems that comprehensive immigration reform should address (a few of which are mentioned in the immigration chapter of the Cato Handbook for Policymakers): 1. A far too restrictive system …
By David J. Bier
June 1, 2016
Blog

Reflections on the Immigration Act of 1924
Last week marked the 92nd anniversary of the passage of the Immigration Act of 1924, also known as the National Origins Act. This bill marked the permanent end of America’s nearly open borders policy with Europe. Other previously passed …
By Alex Nowrasteh
December 8, 2015
Daily Caller

The Long-Range Climate Forecast Goes Bust
It’s mind-boggling that our leaders continue to cling to failed models as the Paris summit stumbles to its predictable conclusion.
By Patrick J. Michaels
Spring 2015
Regulation

Beyond Medical Licensure
Is licensing more important for doctors than for interior decorators or hair braiders?
By Shirley Svorny
Winter 2015
Cato Journal

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Political Capitalism
By Randall G. Holcombe
July 10, 2014
Blog

Subsidies Make Businesses Weaker
From steamship subsisidies to the Ex-Im Bank, corporate welfare dulls business competitiveness.
By Chris Edwards
August 9, 2013
TownHall.com

Deconstructing Barack Obama, Part III
By Daniel J. Mitchell
February 11, 2013
Blog

Protectionism: Not Dead Yet
By Simon Lester
October 30, 2012
Blog

Would You Let a Quack Treat Your Child?
By Andrew J. Coulson
August 24, 2012
Blog

Hey RNC, There Already Was a Gold Commission
By Mark A. Calabria
August 1, 2012
Cato Video

States Can Shut Down ObamaCare’s Big Spending Plans
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Your Body, Your Health Care

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Spring 2025

Government Must Not Assign Scarce COVID Therapies By Race

Senators Are Right to Seek End to Three-Month Celibacy Requirement For Gay and Bisexual Blood Donors

British Columbia’s “Safe Supply” Program A Tacit Admission That Drug Prohibition Kills and Legalization Saves Lives

Twitch Claims Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

Why the Legal Immigration System Is Broken: A Short List of Problems

Reflections on the Immigration Act of 1924

The Long-Range Climate Forecast Goes Bust

Beyond Medical Licensure

Political Capitalism

Subsidies Make Businesses Weaker

Deconstructing Barack Obama, Part III

Protectionism: Not Dead Yet

Would You Let a Quack Treat Your Child?

Hey RNC, There Already Was a Gold Commission

States Can Shut Down ObamaCare’s Big Spending Plans