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September 10, 2019
New York Daily News

Trump Deserves a National Security Adviser Who Agrees with Him and Can Translate His ‘America First’ Vision into Concrete Action
… U.S. foreign policy to conform with modern realities — including the wishes of the American people. America’s ability to police the world, while others watch from the sidelines, was waning long before Donald Trump took up residence at 1600 …
By Christopher A. Preble
November 12, 2015
Blog

Border Patrol Slowrolls Body Camera Deployment
… and law enforcement officials. Work published by the Cato Institute addresses the issue of informants and undercover agents, recommending that police officers not be required to have body cameras on during interactions with sensitive intelligence sources. During the 2012 body …
By Patrick G. Eddington and Matthew Feeney
May 6, 2024
Washington Examiner

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Scotland
… her beliefs, spawning various efforts to cancel the author. But throwing down the gauntlet seems to have worked, as Scottish police have announced that they will take no action against Rowling, to the frustration of various political figures and activists …
By David Inserra
July 16, 2015
SunSentinel

Can Anyone Save Haiti? Crisis Offers New Chance
… an impoverished Port‐au‐Prince township that lacked both potable water and latrines. Having worked for five years as a policeman, Nestor obtained a law degree from Loyola University in New Orleans. Today, he is the CEO of a private …
By Marian L. Tupy
December 2, 2009
Huffington Post

A Costly Mistake
… because these patriotic Americans realize that our brave and highly‐dedicated soldiers are not trained to be nation builders or policemen. But these critics also recognize, in lieu of the current economic recession, that the Taliban and al Qaeda cannot …
By Malou Innocent
July 19, 2003
Cato.org

They Are Coming, Mr. President
… of witnesses. If Americans are murdered without penalty, what Iraqi will want to join with the United States? Seven Iraqi police recruits were recently murdered for “collaborating.” The longer Washington temporizes, the more difficult the situation becomes. The United States …
By Doug Bandow
May 13, 2016
Cato.org

Free Speech Is Going to the Dogs
… only motivation was to “piss off” his girlfriend by turning her adorable little pug into a Nazi. But the thought police are rarely concerned with intent, since preventing offense is their raison d’etre. Giving offense has been the raison …
By Nat Hentoff and Nick Hentoff
November 13, 2013
The Indian Express

Targeting Needles, or Adding More Hay?
… threatened to unhinge American society”. In essence, it is like being barricaded in a room and listening only to the police radio. Observes Jack Goldsmith, a reader of the Threat Matrix in the Bush administration, “It is hard to overstate …
By John Mueller
July 26, 2002
TechKnowledge

No. 38
190 Internet Censors? Rising Global Threats to Online Speech
By Adam D. Thierer
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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Cost-Minimizing Regulation of Sulfur Emissions: Regional Gains in Electric Power
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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Contracting Problems and the Adoption of Regulatory Cartels
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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Impacts of Rail Deregulation on Marketing of Kansas Wheat
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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Urban Transit: The Private Challenge to Public Transportation
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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The Economist’s View of the World: Government, Markets, and Public Policy
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent Domain

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Trump Deserves a National Security Adviser Who Agrees with Him and Can Translate His ‘America First’ Vision into Concrete Action

Border Patrol Slowrolls Body Camera Deployment

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Scotland

Can Anyone Save Haiti? Crisis Offers New Chance

A Costly Mistake

They Are Coming, Mr. President

Free Speech Is Going to the Dogs

Targeting Needles, or Adding More Hay?

190 Internet Censors? Rising Global Threats to Online Speech

Cost-Minimizing Regulation of Sulfur Emissions: Regional Gains in Electric Power

Contracting Problems and the Adoption of Regulatory Cartels

Impacts of Rail Deregulation on Marketing of Kansas Wheat

Urban Transit: The Private Challenge to Public Transportation

The Economist’s View of the World: Government, Markets, and Public Policy

Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent Domain