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October 22, 2009
Courier-Express

Obama as Bad as Bush-Cheney
… accountability. “No federal agency,” said Congressman Edwards, “the CIA, the IRS, or the FBI, can be at the same time policeman, prosecutor, judge and jury. That is what constitutionally guaranteed due process is all about. It may sometimes be disorderly …
By Nat Hentoff
July 20, 2008
China Post

Trade, Growth: Weep Not for Doha
… the delivery truck was stopped 47 times at roadblocks, where tolls and other fees were extorted from the driver by police. Trade increases when barriers fall. Tariffs are barriers, but so are corruption, administrative incompetence, superfluous paperwork, transportation monopolies and …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
May 10, 2001
National Review (Online)

Beware the Cellular Keystone Cops
… should legislators ban those activities first? What about arguing with you spouse or kids in the car? Should that be policed? And what about the CB radios truckers still use? There’s a simpler way to approach this problem from …
By Adam D. Thierer
April 18, 2001
National Review

Back to Waco: The Waco case ought to reopen
… cannot report what they know. On the other side, we have the famous blue wall of silence — by which the police circle the wagons to protect their own. Those are formidable obstacles — but we should resist the idea that the …
By Tim Lynch
Spring/Summer 2012
Cato Journal

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Collision Course: Ronald Reagan, the Air Traffic Controllers, and the Strike that Changed America by Joseph A. McCartin
By Ivan G. Osorio
Spring/Summer 2012
Cato Journal

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Does the Elephant Dance? Contemporary Indian Foreign Policy by David M. Malone
By Malou Innocent
Spring/Summer 2012
Cato Journal

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Political Philosophy Clearly: Essays on Freedom and Fairness, Property and Equalities by Anthony de Jasay
By Aaron Ross Powell
November 13, 2020
The Hill (Online)

Biden’s Win Is Not a Policy Mandate — He Should Govern Accordingly
The president-elect campaigned on a message of decency, empathy, hope, and unity. Unaffordable spending programs and a reverse culture war — with attacks on free speech, religious freedom, and Second Amendment rights — will not bring the unity and normalcy that Americans seek.
By David Boaz
February 15, 2021
American Spectator

Hong Kong Wants a Rehearing Under Biden
The lights of liberty in Hong Kong are going out, perhaps for a long time.
By Doug Bandow
July 3, 2012
Blog

Fourth Amendment Gone to the Dogs—and to Lasers?!
By Jim Harper
January 8, 2024
Blog

The Free Speech Recession Deepens Across the Democratic World
We can and must remind our societies that a better future is built on the rich diversity that is only possible with freedom of expression.
By David Inserra
February 28, 2024
Blog

Illegal Immigrants Have a Low Homicide Conviction Rate: Setting the Record Straight on Illegal Immigrant Crime
Legal immigrants still have the lowest homicide conviction rate at 1.1 per 100,000 legal immigrants. The illegal immigrant homicide conviction rate is 15 percent below the native-born rate.
By Alex Nowrasteh
Spring/Summer 2016
Cato Journal

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Private Governance: Creating Order in Economic and Social Life by Edward P. Stringham
By Alain Marciano
January 4, 2012
Blog

What the Pentagon’s New Military Strategy Should Look Like
By Christopher A. Preble
September 17, 2007
National Interest (Online)

Don’t Get Fooled Again
By Ted Galen Carpenter

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Obama as Bad as Bush-Cheney

Trade, Growth: Weep Not for Doha

Beware the Cellular Keystone Cops

Back to Waco: The Waco case ought to reopen

Collision Course: Ronald Reagan, the Air Traffic Controllers, and the Strike that Changed America by Joseph A. McCartin

Does the Elephant Dance? Contemporary Indian Foreign Policy by David M. Malone

Political Philosophy Clearly: Essays on Freedom and Fairness, Property and Equalities by Anthony de Jasay

Biden’s Win Is Not a Policy Mandate — He Should Govern Accordingly

Hong Kong Wants a Rehearing Under Biden

Fourth Amendment Gone to the Dogs—and to Lasers?!

The Free Speech Recession Deepens Across the Democratic World

Illegal Immigrants Have a Low Homicide Conviction Rate: Setting the Record Straight on Illegal Immigrant Crime

Private Governance: Creating Order in Economic and Social Life by Edward P. Stringham

What the Pentagon’s New Military Strategy Should Look Like

Don’t Get Fooled Again