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December 29, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Newsflash: Russia Is Not the Soviet Union
American officials should stop searching for new adversaries.
By Doug Bandow
December 29, 2016
The Detroit News

McCain Easily Shocked by Alleged Russian Meddling
The principle lesson of the Democratic hack, as well as previous attacks on Sony Pictures and other private entities, is that cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility.
By Doug Bandow
December 29, 2016
The Hill (Online)

On Foreign Law, Justice Larsen Echoes Scalia
If Justice Larsen does indeed find her way to the Court, she may be destined to inherit Justice Scalia’s charge in more ways than one.
By Thomas A. Berry
December 29, 2016
Blog

Navy Corruption Scandal
Are leaders in other military and intelligence services just as vulnerable to old-fashioned, low-tech bribes?
By Chris Edwards
December 28, 2016
Blog

Power Arrangements in Identity Systems
Distributed identity system can prove the facts that make identities reliable, while minimizing the data that needs to be shared—with government, among others—in doing so.
By Jim Harper
December 28, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Eye Exam Startup vs. South Carolina
Featuring Robert McNamara and Caleb O. Brown
December 28, 2016
Media Highlights Radio

Robert A. Levy discusses executive orders on The Bob Harden Show
Featuring Robert A. Levy
December 28, 2016
Media Highlights TV

Johan Norberg discusses the truth of Castro’s record on Free to Choose Media
Featuring Johan Norberg
December 28, 2016
The Hill (Online)

Currency Bans Benefit Bitcoin and the Like
Currency bans occurring in India and Venezuela point to the danger of giving governments monopoly power over the issuance of paper currency.
By James A. Dorn
December 28, 2016
Blog

Thrown in Jail for Surfing the Web
A North Carolina law makes it a felony for registered sex offenders to access all sorts of websites, including Wikipedia and the New York Times.
By Ilya Shapiro and Devin Watkins
December 28, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Is Russia Really ‘Winning’?
Policymakers must be realistic, both about Russia’s capabilities, and about what Russia’s “victories” in 2016 actually mean over the long-term.
By Emma Ashford
December 28, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Pulling Back Now Won’t Absolve American Involvement in Yemen
Despite its mission statement to “strengthen the security of the U.S. and promote world peace,” it’s hard to see how enabling the destruction of Yemen accomplishes either of those goals.
By A. Trevor Thrall
December 28, 2016
Blog

“Only Progressives Need Apply”
A Rhode Island college forces its students to adopt a particular ideology and lobby the legislature as a condition for getting a degree.
By Ilya Shapiro and Devin Watkins
December 28, 2016
National Interest (Online)

The Ugly North Korea Reality Facing Trump
Kim Jong-un is doing what his father and grandfather refused to do: listen to the Chinese and institute economic reform, while maintaining tight political control.
By Doug Bandow
December 27, 2016
Media Highlights TV

John A. Allison’s credentials are cited on FBN’s Making Money with Charles Payne
Featuring John A. Allison

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Justice Abandoned:

Newsflash: Russia Is Not the Soviet Union

McCain Easily Shocked by Alleged Russian Meddling

On Foreign Law, Justice Larsen Echoes Scalia

Navy Corruption Scandal

Power Arrangements in Identity Systems

Eye Exam Startup vs. South Carolina

Robert A. Levy discusses executive orders on The Bob Harden Show

Johan Norberg discusses the truth of Castro’s record on Free to Choose Media

Currency Bans Benefit Bitcoin and the Like

Thrown in Jail for Surfing the Web

Is Russia Really ‘Winning’?

Pulling Back Now Won’t Absolve American Involvement in Yemen

“Only Progressives Need Apply”

The Ugly North Korea Reality Facing Trump

John A. Allison’s credentials are cited on FBN’s Making Money with Charles Payne