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January 13, 2014
Media Highlights Radio

Michael F. Cannon discusses Obamacare on WIBA’s Upfront w/ Vicki McKenna
Featuring Michael F. Cannon
January 13, 2014
Media Highlights TV

David Boaz discusses Target’s Black Friday hacking on Bloomberg’s Street Smart w/ Trish Regan
Featuring David Boaz
January 13, 2014
Blog

Chinese Liberal Mao Yushi Turns 85
All lovers of liberty and limited government should celebrate Mao Yushi’s 85th birthday on January 14.
By James A. Dorn
January 13, 2014
City Seminar

Cato Institute Policy Perspectives 2014
City Seminar
January 13, 2014
Daily Caller

Obama Should Ignore Calls to Get More Deeply Involved in Iraq
The past decade has revealed the war advocates’ ignorance of Iraqi politics.
By Christopher A. Preble
January 13, 2014
Washington Times

The Wolves of Wall Street Went off to Prison; So Why Not the Coyotes of Congress?
The shameless political class rivals Wall Street for corruption and expensive chicanery.
By Richard W. Rahn
January 13, 2014
American Spectator (Online)

Immoral and Inefficient
The minimum wage and government sin.
By Doug Bandow
January 13, 2014
Forbes

Orange Revolution Redux in the Ukraine? the U.S. Should Stay out of This Fight
Whether Kiev aligns economically with Europe or Russia, doesn’t much concern the U.S.
By Doug Bandow
January 13, 2014
Forbes

Fast Track Bill Presented But Progress on Trade Requires the President Stand up to Detroit
The time for equivocation is over.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
January 13, 2014
Blog

Uncertainty and Economic Fluctuations
The crucial unanswered question is why uncertainty increased in 2008.
By Jeffrey Miron
January 13, 2014
Blog

If North Korea Implodes, Its Neighbors Should Pick up the Geopolitical Pieces
Ultimately Pyongyang is a South Korean and Asian rather than an American responsibility.
By Doug Bandow
January 12, 2014
Media Highlights TV

Michael D. Tanner discusses the War on Poverty on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal
Featuring Michael D. Tanner
January 12, 2014
Forbes.com

The Supreme Court Is Set to Review Obama’s Most Egregious Abuse of Power
Partisan obstinacy, no matter how extreme, does not give the executive power over the inner-workings of a branch that serves as a check on the president.
By Trevor Burrus
January 12, 2014
Cato Video

Downsize the Department of Labor
Featuring Cato Institute and Caleb O. Brown
January 11, 2014
Media Highlights TV

Cato Institute’s research on police misconduct is cited on TXCN’s Early News
Featuring Cato Institute

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Saving Academia: A Conversation with Rep. Burgess Owens

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Michael F. Cannon discusses Obamacare on WIBA’s Upfront w/ Vicki McKenna

David Boaz discusses Target’s Black Friday hacking on Bloomberg’s Street Smart w/ Trish Regan

Chinese Liberal Mao Yushi Turns 85

Cato Institute Policy Perspectives 2014

Obama Should Ignore Calls to Get More Deeply Involved in Iraq

The Wolves of Wall Street Went off to Prison; So Why Not the Coyotes of Congress?

Immoral and Inefficient

Orange Revolution Redux in the Ukraine? the U.S. Should Stay out of This Fight

Fast Track Bill Presented But Progress on Trade Requires the President Stand up to Detroit

Uncertainty and Economic Fluctuations

If North Korea Implodes, Its Neighbors Should Pick up the Geopolitical Pieces

Michael D. Tanner discusses the War on Poverty on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal

The Supreme Court Is Set to Review Obama’s Most Egregious Abuse of Power

Downsize the Department of Labor

Cato Institute’s research on police misconduct is cited on TXCN’s Early News