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January 30, 2018
Policy Analysis

No. 831
The New National ID Systems
A national identity system works against the interests of free people and a free society in several ways.
By Jim Harper
April 11, 2023
Blog

New Government Proposals to Classify Us All by Race and Ethnicity
The current policy directive already poses threats to liberty by collecting detailed data on race and ethnicity in the United States—but the proposed changes exacerbate those failings rather than correcting them.
By John F. Early
October 7, 2021
Legal Briefs

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Gray v. Maine Department of Public Safety
By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, and Nived Rajendran
March 31, 2008
AllAfrica.com

Share Power in Haste and You’ll Repent at Leisure
By Patrick Basham
January 11, 2006
American Spectator

Strong Dollar Blues
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
July 30, 2018
Blog

Birthright Citizenship Slightly Boosts Immigrant Assimilation: What the Research Says
The evidence from research on how birthright citizenship affects assimilation shows a generally positive impact and policymakers should assume that ending the practice in the United States will negatively affect assimilation here.
By Alex Nowrasteh
January 21, 2015
National Interest (Online)

The Real Problem with Obama’s State of the Union Address
Coercion, collectivism and bureaucracy are poor tools for decision making and progress.
By David Boaz
April 24, 2013
National Review (Online)

Vultures of Capitol Hill
Politicizing a tragedy is not just bad manners, but bad policy.
By Michael D. Tanner
June 9, 2018
Townhall

Trump’s Anti-Opioid Ads Won’t Work
The White House’s anti-opioid advertisements represent the reprisal of a failed approach to drug policy.
By Jeffrey Miron and Robert Capodilupo
June 14, 2006
Blog

The Libertarian Center?
By Brink Lindsey
July 1, 1998
Reason

Book Review: The Great Betrayal
By Brink Lindsey
Winter 2019
Cato Journal

U.S.-China Relations: The Way Forward
By P. H. Yu
September 10, 2018
The Hill (Online)

Obama, Trump, and the Golden Age of Political Hypocrisy
Obama and key former senior officials who worked for him lack the moral authority and political credibility to go after Trump on the issues of “honesty and lawfulness” in government.
By Patrick G. Eddington
January 9, 2023
Yale Journal on Regulation

At the Supreme Court, Chevron Deference Has Morphed into the Application of the Tools of Construction
Since the Supreme Court is moving away from relying on Chevron and finding ambiguity, the Court should either overrule Chevron or at least formally adopt Justice Kavanaugh’s test in a majority opinion, thus providing clear guidance to the circuit courts.
By Isaiah McKinney
March 26, 2012
Oregon Catalyst

The War on the Working Class
By Randal O’Toole

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The New National ID Systems

New Government Proposals to Classify Us All by Race and Ethnicity

Gray v. Maine Department of Public Safety

Share Power in Haste and You’ll Repent at Leisure

Strong Dollar Blues

Birthright Citizenship Slightly Boosts Immigrant Assimilation: What the Research Says

The Real Problem with Obama’s State of the Union Address

Vultures of Capitol Hill

Trump’s Anti-Opioid Ads Won’t Work

The Libertarian Center?

Book Review: The Great Betrayal

U.S.-China Relations: The Way Forward

Obama, Trump, and the Golden Age of Political Hypocrisy

At the Supreme Court, Chevron Deference Has Morphed into the Application of the Tools of Construction

The War on the Working Class