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April 15, 2016
Blog

Fannie and Freddie: Expropriation?
The damages to Fannie and Freddie shareholders also may be zero because at the time the firms had negative net worth and would continue to have negative net worth for the foreseeable future.
By Peter Van Doren
April 15, 2016
Dallas Morning News

You and Donald Trump Might Not Like Free Trade, but It’s Been Good to You Both
Warts and all, free trade agreements have delivered freer trade.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
April 15, 2016
Blog

Tax Reform at Ways and Means
A number of House Republicans have testified to the Ways and Means Committee about their ideas for overhauling the tax code.
By Chris Edwards
April 15, 2016
Blog

Olympia Considers Putting Washingtonians into the National ID System
Washington State has so far resisted federal power-grab that is Real ID. But now, thanks to State Senator Curtis King, who recently introduced legislation that would bring Washington into compliance, Washingtonians are now at risk of having their privacy and liberty eroded.
By Jim Harper
April 15, 2016
Huffington Post

Stuck in the Ukrainian Conundrum: U.S. And Europe Need to Drop Sanctions and Negotiate a Way Out
The West and Ukraine both need to make policies based on reality, not fantasy.
By Doug Bandow
April 15, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

What Is an Ally? and What Are Alliances For?
For the dominant foreign-policy community, allies are the equivalent of Facebook friends.
By Christopher A. Preble
April 15, 2016
Forbes

No, ‘We’ Aren’t Responsible for Chibok Girls: Political Proclamations Won’t Solve World’s Problems
The Chibok kidnapping is an awful tragedy caused by moral monsters, but “we” should not gloss over the ugly realities of Boko Haram’s activities.
By Doug Bandow
April 15, 2016
philly.com

Five Lessons from the Founding Flyer
Capitalism creates dignity and self-esteem in people who are engaged in voluntary trade, because they become independent equals, neither seeking nor giving alms.
By Rajshree Agarwal
April 15, 2016
The Hill (Online)

On ObamaCare, Is There One Set of Rules for Congress and Another for Citizens?
This long-overdue admission that Congress is not a small business shines a klieg light on the fact that members of Congress and their staffs are receiving health insurance and a subsidy of up to $12,000 each through a program from which federal law categorically bars them.
By John Malcolm and Michael F. Cannon
April 15, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

Mounting International Resistance to U.S. Drug War Strategy
Overall there is ferment in the Obama administration and an apparent drift away from the conventional prohibition strategy toward a harm reduction strategy.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 15, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Steel Tariffs, Trump and Free Trade
Featuring Daniel R. Pearson and Caleb O. Brown
April 14, 2016
Legal Briefs

Harte v. Board of Commissioners of Johnson County, Kansas
By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, and Randal John Meyer
April 14, 2016
Blog

These Shoes Were Made for Rent-Seeking
New Balance intentionally adopts inefficient business practices to curry favor with the government.
By K. William Watson
April 14, 2016
Media Highlights Radio

Aaron Yelowitz’s Policy Analysis, “Menu Mandates and Obesity: A Futile Effort,” is cited on KTRH Radio
Featuring Aaron Yelowitz
April 14, 2016
Media Highlights TV

Juan Carlos Hidalgo discusses the IFM global growth forecasts and John Kasich candidacy on NTN24’s Club de Prensa
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo

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Fannie and Freddie: Expropriation?

You and Donald Trump Might Not Like Free Trade, but It’s Been Good to You Both

Tax Reform at Ways and Means

Olympia Considers Putting Washingtonians into the National ID System

Stuck in the Ukrainian Conundrum: U.S. And Europe Need to Drop Sanctions and Negotiate a Way Out

What Is an Ally? and What Are Alliances For?

No, ‘We’ Aren’t Responsible for Chibok Girls: Political Proclamations Won’t Solve World’s Problems

Five Lessons from the Founding Flyer

On ObamaCare, Is There One Set of Rules for Congress and Another for Citizens?

Mounting International Resistance to U.S. Drug War Strategy

Steel Tariffs, Trump and Free Trade

Harte v. Board of Commissioners of Johnson County, Kansas

These Shoes Were Made for Rent-Seeking

Aaron Yelowitz’s Policy Analysis, “Menu Mandates and Obesity: A Futile Effort,” is cited on KTRH Radio

Juan Carlos Hidalgo discusses the IFM global growth forecasts and John Kasich candidacy on NTN24’s Club de Prensa