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June 22, 2015
Blog

Which States Have the Most Libertarians?
Election results and contribution data suggest that there are more libertarians in New Hampshire and the Mountain West, fewer in the South and in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York.
By David Boaz
June 22, 2015
Blog

Texas Will No Longer Imprison Kids for Missing School
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed legislation decriminalzing unexcused absences from school.
By Jason Bedrick
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights Radio

Michael D. Tanner discusses Social Security on KTRH’s The Matt Patrick Show
Featuring Michael D. Tanner
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Jonathan Blanks discusses the controversy over the Confederate flag on HuffPost Live
Featuring Jonathan Blanks
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights Radio

Michael D. Tanner discusses his new book Going for Broke on WWL’s Think Tank with Garland Robinette
Featuring Michael D. Tanner
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights TV

David Kopel participates in the event “Skewed Justice: How Money in Judicial Elections is Undermining our Criminal Justice System” at the American Constitution Society
Featuring David B. Kopel
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Swaminathan Aiyar asks Indian Finance Minister Jaitley a question on black money laws and other economic issues on ET NOW
Featuring Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
June 22, 2015
Media Highlights TV

Trevor Burrus discusses the upcoming SCOTUS decisions this week on Arise America’s XChange
Featuring Trevor Burrus
June 22, 2015
Blog

Summer Regulation: Does the Internet Need Saving?
Sun, sand, the great outdoors…and a new issue of Regulation magazine.
By Peter Van Doren
June 22, 2015
Blog

The Government Has to Pay for the Raisins It Confiscates
I heard it through the Supreme Court grapevine that personal property is constitutionally protected.
By Ilya Shapiro
June 22, 2015
South China Morning Post

Why the Rule of Law Is Vital to the Value of Money
It’s time for Venezuelans, as well as many others, to take note and dollarize.
By Steve H. Hanke
June 22, 2015
Washington Examiner

How Do You Fix a Problem Like Korea?
Out of all America’s massive foreign policy challenges — China, Russia, the Middle East, to name only the most obvious — North Korea is perhaps the least tractable.
By Doug Bandow
June 22, 2015
The Wall Street Journal

Lessons From a Little Pink House, 10 Years Later
Since the Kelo decision, 45 states have passed laws reforming eminent domain, with mixed results.
By Ilya Somin
June 22, 2015
Washington Times

Puerto Rico Is America’s Greece
It faces problems including debt and how to revive its economy.
By Richard W. Rahn
June 22, 2015
White Paper

Low-Hanging Fruit Guarded by Dragons: Reforming Regressive Regulation to Boost U.S. Economic Growth
By Brink Lindsey

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Which States Have the Most Libertarians?

Texas Will No Longer Imprison Kids for Missing School

Michael D. Tanner discusses Social Security on KTRH’s The Matt Patrick Show

Jonathan Blanks discusses the controversy over the Confederate flag on HuffPost Live

Michael D. Tanner discusses his new book Going for Broke on WWL’s Think Tank with Garland Robinette

David Kopel participates in the event “Skewed Justice: How Money in Judicial Elections is Undermining our Criminal Justice System” at the American Constitution Society

Swaminathan Aiyar asks Indian Finance Minister Jaitley a question on black money laws and other economic issues on ET NOW

Trevor Burrus discusses the upcoming SCOTUS decisions this week on Arise America’s XChange

Summer Regulation: Does the Internet Need Saving?

The Government Has to Pay for the Raisins It Confiscates

Why the Rule of Law Is Vital to the Value of Money

How Do You Fix a Problem Like Korea?

Lessons From a Little Pink House, 10 Years Later

Puerto Rico Is America’s Greece

Low-Hanging Fruit Guarded by Dragons: Reforming Regressive Regulation to Boost U.S. Economic Growth