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November 28, 2017
Blog

14 Questions for Trump HHS Nominee Alex Azar
… Short‐term health insurance plans are an affordable alternative to increasingly costly Exchange coverage. Will you reinstate the 12‐month policy term that existed before this year, and allow short‐term plans to be guaranteed‐renewable? The previous administration issued …
By Michael F. Cannon
August 30, 2017
Legal Briefs

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Christie v. NCAA
… The Anti-Commandeering Principle Protects Federalism, the Political Process, and Liberty ……………………………….. 4 B. The Federal Government Can Enforce Its Chosen Policies Without Commandeering the States ……………………… 7 II. Congress Cannot Constitutionally Forbid States from Repealing or Amending Their Own Laws ……………………… 9 …
By Jonathan Wood, Sam Kazman, Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, & Joshua P. Thompson
July 8, 2015
Blog

Yet More Empirical Evidence That Yes, Federal Student Aid Fuels College Price Inflation
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is the newest addition to the list of studies suggesting federal student aid contributes to college price inflation.
By Neal McCluskey
June 10, 2015
Blog

Comments on the USGCRP Climate and Health Assessment
We submitted a set of comments on the draft report on climate and health from the U.S. Global Change Research Program
By Patrick J. Michaels and Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger
May 8, 2013
Blog

Dollarize Argentina Now
There is a simple solution to Argentina’s monetary problems: dollarization.
By Steve H. Hanke
January 7, 2013
Blog

Larry Downes’ “A Rational Response to the Privacy ‘Crisis’”
By Jim Harper
May 17, 2012
Blog

I Second That Skepticism
By Jim Harper
Spring 2011
Regulation

Blooming Nonsense
Do claims about the consumer benefit of licensure withstand empirical scrutiny?
By Dick M. Carpenter II
August 3, 2010
Cato.org

Are Tea Partiers Protesting Enough of Obama’s Sins?
By Nat Hentoff
March 2, 2010
Blog

Global Internet Freedom via Government Regulation?
By Julian Sanchez
January 8, 2009
Blog

Liberty Tavern? Not So Much
By David Boaz
March 24, 2008
News Releases

Despite Having Destroyed Zimbabwe, Mugabe Likely to be “Reelected”
February 18, 2007
Blog

The Economist or The Statist?
By Andrew J. Coulson
June 13, 2006
Blog

Faith-Based Health Insurance Reform
By Michael D. Tanner
October 13, 2005
Chicago Sun-Times

Kids Just Pawns in Governor’s Big Government Scheme
By Michael F. Cannon

Cato Annual Report

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14 Questions for Trump HHS Nominee Alex Azar

Christie v. NCAA

Yet More Empirical Evidence That Yes, Federal Student Aid Fuels College Price Inflation

Comments on the USGCRP Climate and Health Assessment

Dollarize Argentina Now

Larry Downes’ “A Rational Response to the Privacy ‘Crisis’”

I Second That Skepticism

Blooming Nonsense

Are Tea Partiers Protesting Enough of Obama’s Sins?

Global Internet Freedom via Government Regulation?

Liberty Tavern? Not So Much

Despite Having Destroyed Zimbabwe, Mugabe Likely to be “Reelected”

The Economist or The Statist?

Faith-Based Health Insurance Reform

Kids Just Pawns in Governor’s Big Government Scheme