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December 14, 2015
Blog

The Year of Educational Choice: Final Tally
More states enacted new educational choice policies or expanded existing ones in 2015 than any previous year.
By Jason Bedrick
December 14, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Turning Cops into Tax Collectors
Featuring Grover Norquist and Caleb O. Brown
December 11, 2015
Blog

CAP Study on Federal Land Issues
The recently released Center for American Progress on federal land issues is a great example of how D.C. policy debates can become harsh and mean-spirited, even when some bipartisan policy agreements exist.
By Chris Edwards
December 11, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Emma Ashford discusses national security on FBN’s Stossel
Featuring Emma Ashford
December 11, 2015
Media Highlights TV

John A. Allison discusses the Fed and other political issues on FBN’s Mornings with Maria Bartiromo
Featuring John A. Allison
December 11, 2015
Homeland Security Today

Where Do K-1 ‘Fiance’ Visa Holders Come From?
Every victim of a terrorist attack is a tragedy, but when learning from past failures we must first ask how likely K-1 visa users are to become terrorists.
By Alex Nowrasteh
December 11, 2015
Events

REAL ID: Fear, Federalism, and the U.S. National ID Program
Featuring Jim Harper
December 11, 2015
Capitol Hill Briefing

REAL ID: Fear, Federalism, and the U.S. National ID Program
Featuring Jim Harper, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute; moderated by Peter Russo, Director of Congressional Affairs, Cato Institute.
December 11, 2015
Blog

The Solution to Congestion
Congestion costs Americans at least $160 billion per year and the best if not the only solution is congestion pricing.
By Randal O’Toole
December 11, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Steve H. Hanke discusses the U.S. mortgage crisis on Bloomberg Bulgaria TV’s Boom Bust
Featuring Steve H. Hanke
December 11, 2015
Blog

“Isolationist” Is a Compliment Coming from Marco Rubio
There are no isolationists in America today, or at least any seriously involved in influencing foreign policy.
By Doug Bandow
December 11, 2015
Blog

Quantitative Easing: A Requiem
The real legacy of QE may come in how the FOMC reacts to the next crisis.
By Tom Clougherty
December 11, 2015
Blog

What Is Real REAL ID Compliance?
When DHS bureaucrats tell state elected officials that the agency can no longer offer them extensions, this is false. DHS is currently giving every state in the union, including the ones it calls “compliant,” extensions with respect to provisions of the law and regulations that don’t appear on its checklist.
By Jim Harper
December 11, 2015
Washington Post (Online)

‘Common-Sense’ Gun Reform Is Overrated. Here’s Why.
Many of these ‘common-sense reforms’ — assault weapon bans and vague allusions to ‘gun availability’ — do little to reduce the major drivers of gun-related deaths.
By Jonathan Blanks
December 11, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Xia Yeliang discusses the human rights situation in China on Radio Free Asia
Featuring Xia Yeliang