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October 20, 2010
Huffington Post

Pot Shots at Prop 19 Fall Flat
… another example. Suppose Congress were to criminalize, say, cotton candy — would California be in violation of the Constitution because its police agents are not now empowered to arrest people producing and possessing cotton candy? No. Nor could Congress compel the …
By Tim Lynch
Policy Report

Vol. 38 No. 1
pdf (30.41 MB)
January/February 2016
January/February 1996
Policy Report

Cato Studies
May 13, 2019
Legal Briefs

pdf (389.39 kB)
Jessop v. City of Fresno
By Clark Neily and Jay Schweikert
April 11, 2017
Blog

Weak Legal Pretext for Trump’s Drive-By Tomahawking
On Friday, the fact-checking organization weighed in on the legal debate over President Trump’s April 6 bombing of a Syrian airfield, with two essays concluding it was A-OK, constitutionally.
By Gene Healy
September 20, 2022
The Bulwark

The Power of Words and the Need to Protect Free Speech
To speak of authoritarian tendencies and threats to speech and expression on both the left and the right is not “bothsidesism,” conservative deflection, or the anxiety of white and male privilege assailed by diverse voices. It’s simply a response to a concerning reality.
By Cathy Young
June 13, 2022
Blog

“More Weight!”
With enough rocks, you can flatten just about anything—including the Bill of Rights
By Clark Neily
August 9, 2016
Blog

Donald Trump’s Shrinking Pool of Foreign Policy Advisors
Donald Trump is freezing out and discrediting the serious scholars who have been challenging the foreign policy status quo for years.
By Christopher A. Preble
January 25, 2015
Economic Times (India)

China Needs Democracy for Next Big Leap
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
April 13, 2009
Blog

“If I Had ONLY a Gun”
By David Rittgers
June 19, 2020
Blog

Juneteenth: A Jubilee of Freedom
The triumph of liberty over slavery is very much worth celebrating.
By Andy Craig
2003
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

pdf (121.34 kB)
Clearing the Decks for War
April 9, 2010
Huffington Post

Blowback: The Lessons of the Moscow Bombings for America
By Doug Bandow
April 19, 2017
The National Interest (Online)

Status and Prestige Are Driving Trump’s Foreign Policy
The Syria strikes satisfied Trump’s need for domestic acclaim and recognition.
By John Glaser
March 11, 2011
Washington Times

Get Rid of the Spoils System
By Trevor Burrus

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Pot Shots at Prop 19 Fall Flat

January/February 2016

Cato Studies

Jessop v. City of Fresno

Weak Legal Pretext for Trump’s Drive-By Tomahawking

The Power of Words and the Need to Protect Free Speech

“More Weight!”

Donald Trump’s Shrinking Pool of Foreign Policy Advisors

China Needs Democracy for Next Big Leap

“If I Had ONLY a Gun”

Juneteenth: A Jubilee of Freedom

Clearing the Decks for War

Blowback: The Lessons of the Moscow Bombings for America

Status and Prestige Are Driving Trump’s Foreign Policy

Get Rid of the Spoils System