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May/June 2023
Policy Report

Cato Studies
… users with health care and social services, which can lead to improved health outcomes and reduced drug use over time. Immigration after World War II A new focus of research on the effects of immigration is its long‐run impact …
January 6, 2010
Blog

Sunlight Before Signing: Obama Racks Up the Wins!
… Act, 2009 3/11/2009 3/11/2009 No (3/5/2009)* No P.L. 111-9, To extend certain immigration programs 3/18/2009 3/20/2009 No (3/19/2009)* No P.L. 111-10, To provide for …
By Jim Harper
May/June 2016
Policy Report

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I Get a Kick out of EU
February 29, 2024
Blog

Biden and Surveillance: Hypocrisy and End-Runs
The fight over efforts to protect Americans from unwarranted or even illegal surveillance by their own government is only intensifying.
By Patrick G. Eddington
February 14, 2011
Blog

Nonintervention: the New Isolationism?
By Doug Bandow
July 26, 2023
The Dispatch

Natcons, Freecons, and the Centrality of the State
Dueling manifestos present two very different visions for America—and its government.
By Scott Lincicome
September 22, 2020
The Dispatch

Documenting the Domination of Libertarian Economics
Our current, mishmash system reflects the divided and often frustrating mix of views and procedures that is the United States.
By Scott Lincicome
August 5, 2015
Blog

#LvCdebate — Is Libertarianism or Conservatism the Superior Political Philosophy?
Reflecting on the annual libertarianism vs. conservatism intern debate.
By Kat Murti
July 2, 2015
Blog

Missing the Point on Refugees and Welfare
Since the political limitation on allowing more refugees is welfare, the only humane thing to do is to deny welfare benefits and thus allow more of them to come.
By Alex Nowrasteh
April 8, 2015
Blog

Rand Paul and the Future of Conservatism
Regardless of the Kentucky senator’s personal ideology, the GOP seems to be having its own “libertarian moment.”
By Ilya Shapiro
May/June 2015
Policy Report

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The War on Free Expression
November 1, 2022
Blog

Demographic Contributions to Recent U.S. Fertility Decline
Fertility is a complex issue with a variety of plausible explanations. But given the demographic groups most affected by decline, some policies seem more or less likely to increase fertility rates for policymakers intent on doing so.
By Vanessa Brown Calder
September 23, 1997
Cato.org

The National ID Card: It’s Baaack!
By Stephen Moore
March/April 2016
Policy Report

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Fiscal Imbalance, Explained
January/February 2016
Policy Report

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The Myth of the Magic Bullet

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Cato Studies

Sunlight Before Signing: Obama Racks Up the Wins!

I Get a Kick out of EU

Biden and Surveillance: Hypocrisy and End-Runs

Nonintervention: the New Isolationism?

Natcons, Freecons, and the Centrality of the State

Documenting the Domination of Libertarian Economics

#LvCdebate — Is Libertarianism or Conservatism the Superior Political Philosophy?

Missing the Point on Refugees and Welfare

Rand Paul and the Future of Conservatism

The War on Free Expression

Demographic Contributions to Recent U.S. Fertility Decline

The National ID Card: It’s Baaack!

Fiscal Imbalance, Explained

The Myth of the Magic Bullet