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December 8, 2016
Blog

Trump’s Ban on Immigration from Certain Countries Is Illegal
… argument that “it retains discretion under § 1152(a)(1) to discriminate on the basis of nationality so long as its policies are rationally related to U.S. foreign policy interests.” It stated: Congress could hardly have chosen more explicit language …
By David J. Bier
November 25, 2016
Legal Briefs

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Murray Energy Corp. v. EPA
By Mark DeLaquil, Andrew M. Grossman, Joseph T. Nawrocki, & Ilya Shapiro
November 8, 2016
Kennedy School Review

Why This Election Made Us Hate Ourselves
This election cycle has made it abundantly clear how quickly voters — including each of us and our friends and associates — bow to practical politics, turning a blind eye to the gaping flaws of their candidate of choice, and throw principles overboard.
By Vanessa Brown Calder
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
September 5, 2014
San Antonio Express-News

Planning for the Real Future: Self-Driving Cars
By Randal O’Toole
December 10, 2013
Blog

10-Year-Old Faces Expulsion Over Imaginary Weapon
Zero tolerance often means zero logic but this story ranks among the most asinine.
By Jason Bedrick
May 15, 2013
Cato.org

At Last, Justice for Locked-in Juveniles?
By Nat Hentoff
Winter 2011
Cato Journal

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Giving Up on Foreign Aid?
By Gustav Ranis
April 28, 2009
Blog

You Just Can’t Say That
By Neal McCluskey
June 13, 2008
Blog

Compensating for Climate Change
By Indur M. Goklany
August 10, 2007
Blog

Even Public School Employees Love Education Tax Credits!
By Adam B. Schaeffer
Jan/Feb 1978
Regulation

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Regulation of Television Broadcasting: How Costly Is the “Public Interest”?
By Robert W. Crandall
February 26, 2024
Washington Examiner

Supreme Court Should Affirm First Amendment with NetChoice
We don’t protect free expression by having the government compel social media companies (or anyone else) to host and share the speech with which they disagree.
By David Inserra
March 9, 2023
Blog

Diversion from the Dole: A Review of the Evidence (Part II)
State diversion programs provide an alternative to traditional welfare, which can be very successful in keeping individuals out of the long-term welfare system. Unfortunately, there is little recent scholarship on the effectiveness of these programs.
By Michael D. Tanner
October 27, 2022
The Times

Why Rishi Sunak Must Not Dismiss out of Hand Liz Truss’s Ideas for Growth
With inflation high, no one can argue that the growth problem is caused by insufficient demand-side “stimulus” or budget deficits being too small.
By Ryan Bourne

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Trump’s Ban on Immigration from Certain Countries Is Illegal

Murray Energy Corp. v. EPA

Why This Election Made Us Hate Ourselves

Rand Paul and the Future of Conservatism

Planning for the Real Future: Self-Driving Cars

10-Year-Old Faces Expulsion Over Imaginary Weapon

At Last, Justice for Locked-in Juveniles?

Giving Up on Foreign Aid?

You Just Can’t Say That

Compensating for Climate Change

Even Public School Employees Love Education Tax Credits!

Regulation of Television Broadcasting: How Costly Is the “Public Interest”?

Supreme Court Should Affirm First Amendment with NetChoice

Diversion from the Dole: A Review of the Evidence (Part II)

Why Rishi Sunak Must Not Dismiss out of Hand Liz Truss’s Ideas for Growth