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November 12, 2001
Cato.org

What’s the Right Missile Defense System for America?
… should do so to provide real national security for the U.S. homeland and not to be the world’s policeman. Advocates of missile defense are quick to paint a “doom and gloom” picture that America and Americans are defenseless …
By Charles V. Peña
Summer 2016
Regulation

pdf (3.26 MB)
Infantilization by Regulation
… constitutes a good parent. Parents who allow their children to walk home alone without adult supervision prompt calls to the police and child protective services, and leaving children alone in a safe and comfortable car in a store parking lot …
By Jonathan Klick and Greg Mitchell
February 17, 2016
Cato.org

Will Scalia’s Death Mean Life for Death Row Inmates?
… preside over Rector’s execution. Christopher Hitchens described Rector as “a lumpen failure of a man” who, after killing a police officer turned the gun on himself, destroying a good portion of his brain in the process. Rector survived the …
By Nat Hentoff and Nick Hentoff
October 4, 2013
CNN.com

Drug Prohibition Is a Global Folly
There needs to be recognition both in the United States and around the world that prohibition is an unsustainable approach.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 17, 2008
National Interest (Online)

The Olympics: Plus Ça Change …
By Ilya Shapiro
May 10, 2023
Briefing Paper

No. 154
Regulatory Clarity for Crypto Marketplaces Part I: Decentralized Exchanges
This briefing paper focuses on decentralized exchanges and, in conjunction with Part II on centralized exchanges, proposes crypto marketplace regulatory policy sensitive to these distinctions.
By Jack Solowey and Jennifer J. Schulp
September 8, 2011
Policy Analysis

No. 683
pdf (753.62 kB)
Abolish the Department of Homeland Security
By David Rittgers
August 2, 2019
Blog

Kamala’s Conundrum
The real significance of Gabbard’s critique is not that Harris was a particularly unprofessional or malign prosecutor, but rather that she did her job the way most prosecutors do.
By Clark Neily
January 29, 2018
Blog

ICE To Track License Plates
This surveillance capability should instill a sense of unease in us all, even if we aren’t in ICE’s crosshairs.
By Matthew Feeney
February 26, 2014
DC Examiner

IRS to Politically Engaged Citizen Groups: Shut up
The proposed rule marches us toward a world of uncertainty and fear.
By Andrew M. Grossman
May 25, 2007
Globalist

Barack Obama’s American Exceptionalism
By Christopher A. Preble
2013-2014
Supreme Court Review

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Looking Ahead: October Term 2014
By Miguel A. Estrada and Ashley S. Boizelle
March 1, 2011
Testimony

Regarding the Constitutionality and Desirability of North Carolina’s Health Care Freedom Act
By Ilya Shapiro
May 17, 2018
Conference

The Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty
The Ladies in White (Damas de Blanco) have a simple message: The political prisoners of Cuba are our sons, our brothers, and our husbands. They must not be forgotten.
January 1, 2010
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 8 No. 1
pdf (2.04 MB)
The Power of Memory and Acknowledgment
By Vladimir Bukovsky

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

What’s the Right Missile Defense System for America?

Infantilization by Regulation

Will Scalia’s Death Mean Life for Death Row Inmates?

Drug Prohibition Is a Global Folly

The Olympics: Plus Ça Change …

Regulatory Clarity for Crypto Marketplaces Part I: Decentralized Exchanges

Abolish the Department of Homeland Security

Kamala’s Conundrum

ICE To Track License Plates

IRS to Politically Engaged Citizen Groups: Shut up

Barack Obama’s American Exceptionalism

Looking Ahead: October Term 2014

Regarding the Constitutionality and Desirability of North Carolina’s Health Care Freedom Act

The Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty

The Power of Memory and Acknowledgment